Sentence examples for found more common from inspiring English sources
"We started talking and found more common ground than we had expected," Dr. Worm said.
The Romans must have found more common ground with the Visigoths.
D'Alessandro said they found more common ground than he had expected.
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.
But they often found more common ground than either of them had with Mr. Obama, and they ended up trying to bring Mr. Obama closer to their positions.
The players and league may find more common ground on rules changes that might make the game safer.
She has a quality that I think you find more common in Europe, which is trusting the subtle choice, trusting that it will be enough.
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.
