Sentence examples for but one common from inspiring English sources

The sources on this are complex, as I argue in my forthcoming book Women's Bodies as Battlefields: Christian Theology and the Global War on Women, but one common thread is a dualism of body and spirit, which effectively makes what happens to the body (and women's bodies in particular) of less value than the realm of the spirit (or, in philosophy, reason).

There are many different views on what 3-D woven fabrics are, but one common understanding is that 3-D fabrics must have substantial dimension in the thickness direction formed by layers of fabrics or yarns.

Filtering and banding techniques for RNA search can be based on sequence-only or sequence-and-structure models, but one common approach is a sequence-only filter such as the BLAST filter used in the Rfam database pipeline (Gardner et al., 2011).

We have two different approaches, but one common goal: providing the feasible support for the crisis management team under abnormal working conditions.

Well, they solve LOTS of problems, but one common topic that every good competitor is very familiar with is exactly inequalities.

But one common strand is their growing dismay over Mr. Eisner's management style, which has left in its wake a large number of alienated former executives and colleagues.

Endlessly changing, apparently arbitrary and frequently contradictory, they seem to defy all logic – but if one common purpose can unite them, it must be the creation of image.

That right there is a fresh mix of sounds none quite like the last, but with one common denominator.

But the one common theme throughout all those polls is that sports is no longer fun for the youngster.

Unlike the Catholic Mass, the ceremony may vary, but the one common ritual is acknowledgement of who you are and why you are there so you never forget.

New Yorkers of all three strains -- Trump, Sanders and Clinton -- insist they love the city, but share one common blind spot: They'd never set foot in Staten Island. .