Sentence examples for are a commonality from inspiring English sources

A focal point of a new development's sales is the building's branding, which is often crafted around the "luxury" amenities offered, however since high-end finishes, appliances, and services are a commonality to so many buildings, the line between luxury and 'less than' is blurred.

Further research is required to unravel the exact underlying mechanism and to establish whether the current observations are a commonality when combining IR with angiostatic therapies.

What I've somehow found is a commonality.

"There's a commonality of the recognition of the value and importance of religion".

The real imperial glue had to be a commonality of interests and values.

It was a commonality of spirit rather than technical excellence that brought them their fourth win.

There was a commonality of interest at its origin -- defeating Nazi Germany and imperial Japan.

Some might call it sacrilege, but Kondakov believes there's a commonality between the two eras.

"With the Ganges, there was a commonality, with the spiritual aspect of how people interact with the river.

So that whether you're 80 or 18, there's a commonality in our humanity that binds us.

That's a commonality between India in this century and the US in the last century," Mr. Sood said.