Sentence examples for common particular from inspiring English sources

Many people developed dialogues after following one another's posts on various subjects, while others got to know those with a common particular interest, such as racial differences in IQ scores, the prisoner abuses that took place at Abu Ghraib, or ethnocentrism — all topics covered in the lectures.

Lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) are common, particular among the elderly.

Nausea (21%), constipation (15%), dizziness (14%), and drowsiness or somnolence (14%) were the most common particular adverse events.

Owing to the common particular interest in discovering loss-of-function variants we considered a heterozygous deletion as a typical scenario for our power estimations (Fig. 2).

Curiously, they did have one thing in common: no particular desire to go into country music.

In a celebrity culture, Presidents and pop stars have more in common, in particular the distress over having their private lives made public.

The two share much in common; in particular, a wave of appraisals for how they've challenged and defied stereotypes about masculinity in pop culture.

The film starts out promisingly, by noting how common one particular phrase has been in the past four years: "since the Great Depression".

The two novels have a lot in common, in particular a shared concern for the way that children inexorably disappear into their own futures, and a fascination with mortality.

The conflicts have all had in common a particular group's quest for power in a country where such quests were brutally and swiftly quelled for years by the military rulers.

2926, 37 L.Ed.2d 873 (1973), all have in common a particular factual predicate: a previous constitutional decision of this Court governs the facts of an earlier decided case unless the constitutional decision is not to have retroactive effect.