Sentence examples for felt a common from inspiring English sources

This meant that participants who normally found very little to agree on outside the room suddenly felt a common cause in disagreeing with the facilitator.

Fans from both schools were there in force but more than any rivalry, I felt a common love for the game and a continual buzz in the air.

They help scattered, disaffected individuals feel a common bond.

"I feel a common denominator with him," said Carrie Pritchard, a 40-year-old homemaker who watched Mr. Santorum roll an Everyman's score of 124 here.

The primary ingredient of a democracy — real pluralism where people feel a common destiny, act as citizens and don't believe their minority has to be in power to be safe or to thrive — is in low supply in all these societies.

Is the religious voicelessness I feel a common thread in the spiritual lives of our generation?

"When I listen to Black Dice, for instance, I feel a common thread in our approach to making music finding beauty in a fucked-up world".

People now feel a common responsibility and understand it's not something which will be done for them.

There wasn't a single person in the entire place with whom he felt a thing in common — other than being, somehow, human.

Residents felt a subspecialty's common diseases and/or patient populations were important in making the decision.

Members often feel a shared common purpose in being in and around those who face difficulties and challenges together".