Still, the artists seem to cluster around certain themes or stylistic trends, suggesting a commonality of experience, along with shared concerns and beliefs.
That's a commonality of experience that exists beneath conscious political affiliation -- it's closer to a gut instinct than a rational choice -- but if you meet enough Democrats who share that experience, sooner or later you start carrying the card yourself.
We who seek your vote understand this commonality of experience and the willingness to engage; it will sit at the heart of our manifesto, be designed into all our policies, not designed out, and made real through a set of practical changes to which we are deeply committed.
The commonality of experience is what makes a politician's advocacy feel authentic to voters.
Focus group discussions were carried out using homogeneous groups to allow the development of an analysis based on commonality of experience and to reduce problems of organizational hierarchy or status factors inhibiting discussions.
Reading also binds people together, by making a commonality of the experiences of the human heart and mind.
In the process of consciousness-raising, actually life-sharing, we began to recognize the commonality of our experiences and, from the sharing and growing consciousness, to build a politics that will change our lives and inevitably end our oppression" (Combahee River Collective 1982, 14 15).
Though the participants represented diverse cultures, races and languages, they found in the seminar that they were bound by the commonality of their experiences.
Patients and family members should be warned about potential neurologic outcomes, and should be reassured about the commonality of their experiences.
"And I felt European and American, the commonality of my experience".
