Sentence examples for common feel from inspiring English sources

Wellman and Franck concluded that those who have personal connections in common feel a stronger bond and are thus more likely to be supportive of each other.

There seems to be a common feel for a 'new way' of doing things, for overcoming the limits of tradition.

What the company needs, Mulally says, is a common look, feel and brand name for all Fords.

A different claim is that there is a common feel-good character or felt positivity in all pleasure.

Newcomer Ezra Miller also declared he felt some common feeling with his character, the murderous Kevin.

Even the chancellor's transport to get to the Commons felt like a nod to the tough times.

The large landowners in the Commons felt that it prohibited them from making secure wills, while the lawyers saw it as stripping valuable business away from them by simplifying such cases; with these groups making up the majority of Parliament, these plans came to nothing.

"It's common to feel angry and then guilty for feeling that way," he said.

It is common to feel inclined to isolate yourself, but that may only make you feel lonely.

It's common to feel guilt when spending time pursuing a passion, feeling a sense of fulfillment while your loved one is at home suffering.

IT is common to feel foolish at the tire store.