Sentence examples for characters in common from inspiring English sources

Essentially, those with the most characters in common are considered the most closely related.

Sharing all those characters in common binds us together" — even if it's only for an hour, five days a week.

In the name of objectivity, one simply counted common characters without respect to ancestry, and divisions were made on the basis of totals: the more characters in common, the closer the classification.

Here, in the name of objectivity, one simply counted common characters without respect to ancestry, and divisions were made on the basis of totals: the more characters in common, the closer the classification.

New paleontological evidence, however, suggests that the white shark descends from a line of ancient mako sharks (Isurus [Cosmopolitodus] hastalis), which had more dental characters in common with modern white sharks than with C. megalodon.

From 1961 to 1963 Taylor directed three Mercer scripts - Where The Difference Begins, A Climate Of Fear and Birth Of A Private Man - which had characters in common and eventually constituted a trilogy graphically exploring the failure of socialism to live up to its ideals, whether in this country or abroad.

Buncha novellas with a minor character in common?

It also shares one character in common with Zhou's first name, Yongkang.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, the Tyson case and the Goodlatte bill have a key character in common: the US Chamber of Commerce, which represents business interests.

Celebrity – which is what all Brown's characters have in common – is a stuff that won't endure.

The one thing all Chewing Gum's characters have in common is that they are relatively poor.