Sentence examples for in a commonality from inspiring English sources

And the idea of prejudice within debate is key throughout history: for arguments to be properly heard, one has first to accept that all have the right to make them, and to believe in a commonality of capability, capacity and sensibility.

One of the ways in which a commonality is established across different women and girls is by reducing them to economic metrics -- as workers/labor, consumers, or a potential market.

While there are considerable regional differences regarding contents, priorities, concepts and orientations of teaching in this field, a commonality in many of these developments is that they were student driven [ 13, 21, 22].

Even if the levels of shares in Argentina, Canada, New Zealand and the United States but not in Australia seem similar in the early 1930s (a commonality which is lost shortly afterwards), it is necessary to stress that several methodological issues limit the comparability of levels across countries (see Atkinson and Piketty 2007): the plot should be read in terms of dynamics and not levels.

You wish and you want and you're mournful, but you find solace in congregating and finding a commonality in the recitation of shared emotions.

So while Morris Hirshfield's nudes, Henry Darger's embattled little girls and William Hawkins's expressionistic animals have in many respects nothing in common, a growing number of us find a commonality in our response to all of them.

We are totally dependent on insulin in order to survive and a commonality in the US that we all share is that, until Obamacare, our pre-existing condition resulted in our only access to private health insurance being through an employer or a parent with an employer.

Furthermore, such relationships have also been previously observed in mammals [ 54], suggesting a commonality in the basic mechanism with which antisense regulation works.

Acetylation of histones is generally characterized by an elevation in gene expression, conversely, deacetylation is associated with a decrease in gene expression, which is a commonality in AD [ 4].

An important problem in computational scientific discovery is to identify, among the diversity of discovery programs written in various sciences, a commonality that will take a next step beyond the acknowledged general but weak framework of heuristic search.

Mr McGuinness added: "From our perspective, we would want to enter that debate, recognising that there will be in all probability a commonality of approach between the Scots, the Welsh and ourselves.