Sentence examples for find more common ground from inspiring English sources

I'd expected to find more common ground.

The players and league may find more common ground on rules changes that might make the game safer.

Some Latino groups, like Puerto Ricans and Dominicans, who themselves have large black populations, find more common ground with African-Americans than others.

If the metropolitan patriots could embrace an inclusive Englishness too, they would find more common ground with most people who live outside London.

Still, at this stage, presidencies — whether Republican or Democratic, and even in the absence of an election debacle — move to find more common ground with the other side.

So although Cameron and Obama come from opposite ends of their nations' political spectrum, the prime minister will surely find more common ground with the Democratic president, the champion of "change", than with a backward-looking Republican.

The Romans must have found more common ground with the Visigoths.

D'Alessandro said they found more common ground than he had expected.

"We started talking and found more common ground than we had expected," Dr. Worm said.

First, he should have found more common ground with America's allies.

And after the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, the two countries found more common ground in fighting Islamic extremism.