Sentence examples for commonality that from inspiring English sources

It posits the existence of a common African Culture, a mystical commonality that supposedly underlies the traditions and practices of the thousands of communities on the continent.

There is a connection and commonality that is more powerful than what we call our differences.

It offers a very soulful look at what stories mean to us and the commonality that binds us all.

"It's got to be a commonality that brings them together, something that supersedes the importance of the feud itself," he said.

In doing so, he helped define the bonds between human animals and the rest of creation, illuminating a commonality that was unimagined before he showed us his truth.

In keeping alive a paper of high scholarly values that was still meant for the general reader, he sustained ideals of commonality that were becoming, in every other way, endangered.

The school ethos is underpinned by the idea of "common terms" – commonalities that unite the different faith communities.

Still, there are some commonalities that explain why Kerry finds himself with some freedom to maneuver.

The visual language of rebellion has a few commonalities that are adapted to individual cultures and countries.

Perhaps we form political affiliations by semiconsciously detecting commonalities with other people, commonalities that ultimately reflect a shared pattern of brain function.

At the war monument, as Russian and Ukrainian naval officials listened, Kirill spoke of the potential for escalation and commonalities that might prevent it.