Sentence examples for because of the commonality from inspiring English sources

The retired academic said he hoped performances of his translations would be staged and he said he believed Punjabi audiences would respond well to Shakespeare's stories because of the "commonality of themes".

Because of the commonality in distribution of networks that follow power-law, some have gone as far as considering PINs in the same manner as social networks [ 26].

This was inspiring for me because of the commonalities I saw with Islam.

Because of this commonality, many problems can be formulated and solved by using the unified set of ideas and methods that make up the field of optimization.

Because of the many commonalities in the protein aggregation process, it is often considered a paradigm for the neurodegenerative protein aggregation disorders with the unique advantage of having access to pre-symptomatic and symptomatic tissue.

This is because the additional risk from sharing the other half of the genome would produce the same incremental contribution as that from sharing the first half, and little, if any, added environmental risk would be expected, because the commonality of MZ twins' early environment is probably only marginally greater than that of DZ twins.

And yet, despite — or perhaps because of — these commonalities, Badinter and Agacinski have repeatedly clashed over the character and implications of equality.

Each painting, regardless of the commonalities, is very different.

Mr. Murphy responded saying he and Mr. Rowe are an example of the commonalities among young elected officials.

TLC: I'm trying to think of the commonalities.

You know, one of the commonalities in sex addiction is leading a double life.