Sentence examples for common experience of both from inspiring English sources
Regardless of who was winning or losing, shock-and-awe was the common experience of both sides; Confederate and Union soldiers alike could hardly believe the things they were doing and having done to them, and when Bierce turned to the writer's trade after the war, some fundamental rigor or just plain contrariness wouldn't let him portray his war in conventionally heroic terms.
This bold volume sets out to demonstrate that the common experiences of both wars allow the historian to relate the two in a very direct sense.
He defended his actions during the violence in August 1991, the participants said, and he spoke passionately of the common experience of oppression of both blacks and Jews.
He said he was satisfied that Mitchell did lose his temper and it was part of common experience of life that loss of temper could lead both to loss of inhibition in speaking and loss of recollection of what was said.
There was limited opportunity for education, and a common experience of beatings and sexual abuse, a theme that ran through both the British and Australian parliamentary reports.
Mitting said he did not doubt this, but he said it was a "common experience of life" that a loss of temper could lead to both a loss of inhibition and a loss of recollection.
Although both countries have unique histories, the common experience of colonisation and the process of constituting themselves as modern and developed nation-states provide a shared template for understanding their contemporary (national) situations.
Temporary friendships are struck through the common experience of waiting and thinking about a single proposition.
This camaraderie, built around the common experience of being professional killers, is easy and even comforting.
