Sentence examples for commonality of things from inspiring English sources

But the term universitas can also mean a whole community or a commonality of things.

This is the theme of Neil Shubin's Your Inner Fish: the commonality of living things which are seemingly unrelated.

But there are plenty of commonalities, too: The importance of things like capacity utilization, process control, sales cycles and repeat customers apply no matter what business you're in.

Because friends are people who have things in common, and what can you have more in common than the commonality of both of you loving your children?

In the face of all that striving, all that diversity sharing a commonality of hope, how can the worst thing be that some students voice concerns -- strongly for sure -- about whether their voices and some lives really matter?

I've got mates who believe that talking to strangers is a nice and perfectly normal thing to do, and that it speaks to the commonality of humankind when we recognise ourselves in those we've never met.

The creditors have a commonality of interest.

"It's made for commonality of views".

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

R.M.I., for its part, does not demand commonality of purpose.

There is no necessity for commonality of policy".