Sentence examples for built on common from inspiring English sources

A committed relationship built on common values, faith, and morally sound ground, by two people who respect one another's choices and who are able to make choices together.

"The European Union is built on common values enshrined in the treaties," he said.

Alexei Navalny, the Russian opposition leader, says Mr Putin's "project" has destroyed any hope of a larger Russian world built on common memories.

This order, based on respect for territorial sovereignty, the integrity and inviolability of borders and a belief that relations can be built on common values, has collapsed.

The larger the EU becomes, the more important it is for the people who live in it to realise that their union has been built on common values.

People's views about tattoos are often built on common misconceptions that are still thrown around today (you've probably heard it all before: "tattoos are just for criminals and sailors", for example).

The panel discussed that the constitution needed to build on common identity and aspirations of Nepali citizens and that the new political leadership could leverage many lessons of successful development stories from Nepal and neighboring South Asian countries.

Feferman described how the app builds on common practices at festivals.

Methods that build on common experience are by nature non-secret, open to public revision and capable of being used repeatedly.

They both reflect and build on common traits of (the white default) superheroes.

A beloved congresswoman reaching out to her community to answer heartfelt questions and build on common ground.