Sentence examples for common regardless of from inspiring English sources

Such monuments were references held in common, regardless of sect or politics.

It's great to meet people while doing some kind of activity – you have this thing in common, regardless of your other challenges.

"If there's a thing that all people have in common, regardless of race or income level, we all live on the same planet," said Mr. LaRocque, whose eagle feather headdress, rabbit bone vest and beaded moccasins made him a person with whom a stream of delegates wanted to have their pictures taken.

Jack Crittenden and Peter Levin write, in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, that when Horace Mann, in the eighteen-hundreds, advocated for common schools to educate American children, his thinking was that: Such schools would educate all children together, "in common," regardless of their background, religion, or social standing.

The proportion of ulnar nerve dysfunction was equally common regardless of medial or lateral plating.

Such schools would educate all children together, "in common," regardless of their background, religion, or social standing.

The Scottish Conservatives rejected Sturgeon's legitimacy proposition out of hand, insisting that British voters were electing 650 MPs with equal standing in the Commons, regardless of which part of the UK they came from.

As I mentioned in my previous post, I think a key weakness in our system of government is the way ministers are generally drawn from those elected to the Commons regardless of qualification or experience.

More than anyone in recent tennis history, Serena Williams has to answer the compassion question, because she has made the one-sided match such a common occurrence — regardless of the round or opponent.

What leaders have in common -- regardless of whether they are in a managerial role or just getting things done as part of a group -- is a clear sense of direction and an approach, idea, or project they feel deeply about.

All individuals share equally in the common good, regardless of their actions.