Sentence examples for found something common from inspiring English sources
Mr. McGarry said they found something common in their careers.
Reading about the Muslim custom of praying five times a day in Mona Shadia's "From 50 prayers a day to 5" (Unveiled: A Muslim Girl in O.C., June 28) I found something common between Islamic custom and Zarathushti (Zoroastrian) tradition.
Another job seeker – Elliott Riordan, found talking about a hobby put him at ease: "Finding something common with the interviewer – something beyond the work role for me was football".
In order to understand a metaphor, the hearer has to find something common between the metaphor and the thing the metaphor refers to.
It is hard to find something common in these five case reports but all of them provide important contributions in areas of very active research and clinical interest.
"Somebody is needed to sit on top of these operations".But as America waits for the barbarians, its soldiers and guardsmen may at last have found something in common.
We must be among the few who found something in common after all.0JUNE SOLNTSEFFHamilton, CanadaHirohito's warSIR In likening Hirohito to Hitler both Herbert Bix and your reviewer conflate two vastly different men and systems but ignore a more important and fascinating issue ("A god dethroned", September 2nd).
"I think, despite all my efforts to mock myself for being pompous and grandiose, that I have found something universal, a common mood that has not been explored before," he writes at one point.
Find something in common with your interviewer as a conversation starter.
