Sentence examples for common with it from inspiring English sources

Apple has not explicitly adopted Holacracy, but its innovation-seeking methodology has much in common with it.

Levring's The Salvation has something in common with it – the burning sun.

This tale of a dancing bear and his master, if not quite as mesmerizing as Zimnik's "The Crane," has much in common with it.

She's begun her next book, which "uses the same structural ideas as 'Goon Squad,' and some of the same characters, but has nothing in common with it".

But "Carmen" and "The Magic Flute," different though they are from "Tristan," also have something essential in common with it: they are scores, unified musico-dramatic structures whose separate parts serve a larger theatrical end.

Although the Care Act is England-only, other UK legislation has much in common with it: for example, the Social Services and Wellbeing (Wales) Act 2014 and the Social Care (Self-directed Support) (Scotland) Act 2013.

If you have something in common with him, use it.

The original version of Facebook had more in common with its print namesakes than it does with the service today.

Certainly, television has plenty in common with movies: it's filmed with cameras, it's performed by actors, and it follows a script.

And while Persian cooking has much in common with them, it has its own charms.

In common with rivals, it is now changing its focus towards products which are less sensitive to interest rates.