Sentence examples for in common both from inspiring English sources

One direction they have in common: both have growing interests in the Gulf of Mexico.

The men had more in common, both politically and personally, than most people recognise, she says.

The Presidents Xi and Trump have several things in common: both entered professions in which their fathers gave them natural advantages.

Besides the technically deft hand of Tom Drozd, the winemaker, behind them, the Palmer pair have something else in common: Both deliver clear-cut pleasure.

History, maybe: Buddhism and Islam have much in common; both were on-the-move religions, inclined to adapt and to learn from other cultures.

Kiesler's table and a recamierlike chaise by Marc Newson, from 1985, have much in common: both are indisputably aluminum and equally curvy as well as outrageous in feeling.

They seemed to have so much in common -- both health care workers, both immigrants (she from Guyana, he from Jamaica), both parents.

Erin and Amie have something in common -- both of their fathers are gay.

Bush and bin Laden have something in common -- both catalysts for global warfare have reached retirement age.

Muhammad and Jesus have much in common--both taught compassion, pluralism, and service to all humanity.

For Welles and Falstaff have much in common: both of them live as actors on the stage of everyday life, as self-dramatisers, as players.