Sentence examples similar to from a common nation from inspiring English sources

Both nations spoke closely related languages and must have sprung from a common ancestor nation (perhaps 3000 bce or earlier).

This white-inflected rights-based outlook champions individual and neighborhood "freedoms," withdrawn from the common nation, preoccupied by private interest, poised to behave according to private caprice.

Surely the answer is that we can meet in service, in shared moral convictions about our nation stemming from a common worldview.

The bands are all from a common area playing common music from a common genre.

Other nations take these things into account, and in doing so they reinforce something we, with our fixation on blood, have forgotten: bending to a common purpose is more important than arising from a common place.

Inherited from a common ancestor.

Although Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, the Baltic states and the others will reap immediate benefits from joining a common market of 25 nations and 450 million people, their citizens will initially not enjoy the freedom to work in any member nation, a freedom enjoyed by current union residents.

Oscar Wilde suggested that Britain and America were two nations divided by a common language; now we're two nations divided by a common finger.

"We are committed to working towards a common economic policy," the nations said in a statement.

The London meeting was intended to decide on a common position among the nations.

Despite a common language, the two nations quickly noticed differences.