Sentence examples for commonality of interests from inspiring English sources

"If anything, we have a commonality of interests," he said.

"It will happen naturally based on a commonality of interests".

The real imperial glue had to be a commonality of interests and values.

"A young person may be anything from a medical student to a prison inmate, and there's not lots of commonality of interests there," he said.

He predicted that "life will be happier for the on-line individual, because those with whom one interacts most strongly will be selected more by commonality of interests and goals than by accidents of proximity".

17. (S) A/S Shapiro cited a commonality of interests with the Gulf States, which also view Iran as the preeminent threat -- we should take advantage of this commonality, he said.

The creditors have a commonality of interest.

There was a commonality of interest at its origin -- defeating Nazi Germany and imperial Japan.

This was a different kind of marriage; less passionate, but founded on a close, even intense, commonality of interest.

Nor is it impossible to establish a degree of commonality of interest with such countries, where circumstances dictate.

Such ties create a "commonality of interest" between the Conservancy and International Paper, said Tom Jorling, a company vice president.