Sentence examples for form a commonality from inspiring English sources
They were mostly strangers to one another, but once the dancing began, there was a palpable sense of unity, akin to the togetherness of a chummy high school class, but in this case, coming form a commonality of spirit.
"But that is also a form of commonality.
Their collective rows of trimmed hair atop bald scalps helped form a sense of team commonality against the strong individualists on display during the tournament here.
Late in life Hay and Nicolay continued to vacation together, but as Zeitz writes, "more and more it was history that formed their bond, rather than a commonality of lifestyles or interests".
"It allows you surreptitiously establish a commonality which can then form the basis of future witty repartee, without a commonality/touchstone/thing to hold her attention you are adrift at sea [metaphorically]." Anyone else know what Simon is on about?
Sub-categories were formed through a group of codes with content that shared a commonality; identified by the thread throughout the codes.
The question then is if a commonality between these individual datasets can be found, which could form the basis for a more generally used minimal dataset.
If we are focused on our differences rather than our commonality, then we are not only unworthy of peace and redemption, we are unable to form a unified front and forge a common future.
The creditors have a commonality of interest.
"If anything, we have a commonality of interests," he said.
