Sentence examples for finding common ground in from inspiring English sources

Then he spoke of moving past the Bush years and finding common ground in Washington.

It blends confessional singer-songwriting with vague social idealism, finding common ground in women's personal experiences.

The secretary general of the conference, Nitin Desai, emphasized that leaders had succeeded in finding common ground in difficult discussions.

"I think it's all about being open and finding common ground in a short period of time," he says.

Describing himself as a "good mediator," Mr. Villella admitted that finding common ground in this case would not be easy.

And so, in a strange kind of ecumenical union, Protestants and conservative Catholics and other Christians are, at least for now, finding common ground in this eccentric "Passion".

This has partly to do with US policy towards Tehran, but a lot to do with fierce Sunni objections, even though they are in the unusual position of finding common ground with Iran in their mutual opposition to the virulently anti-Shia IS.

Bianca: Well, I think the fact that we all depend on the environment -- I find that helpful in finding common ground.

But finding common ground is more difficult in this case than in most intra-corporate squabbles, because the two sides -- or powerful elements within them, at least -- have largely irreconcilable world views.

"Of course, I believe very strongly in finding common ground; that's what I've done in the Senate," she said.

(Hopes are still pinned on finding common ground at the UN Climate Change Conference in Paris next year).