Sentence examples for in common make from inspiring English sources

There were many, many things my father and I had in common, make no mistake.

Take notes and divide them into sections, or draw a Venn Diagram, only instead of the middle being what they both have in common make it like an equation and say what is the impact of the pro's and the cons of pollution.

"Having so much in common made our conversation real easy and smooth," he said.

Defense lawyers fighting the convictions say the resemblance of statements attributed to inmates who shared nothing in common makes it more likely that Mr. Scarcella fabricated evidence, laying the groundwork for cases to be dismissed and millions to be paid in wrongful conviction lawsuits.

Rather, as different as these men were, the books they read, the poetry they wrote and even the people they knew in common, made them a part of an international brotherhood, as richly endowed with secretive rituals and terms of expression, as widespread and influential as the freemasons.

Thus, whereas there is as yet no published evidence that DISC1 and huntingtin interact directly, the number of confirmed interactors that they are seen to have in common makes this a reasonable and testable hypothesis.

Since being new is something that you all have in common, making new friends shouldn't be that hard.

All of this is designed to make women stop talking, stop identifying with what we have in common and make us retreat into the narcissism of small differences.

The article argues that the two parties have enough in common to make a coalition viable.

But Hill's death and the communications blackout have at least this much in common: both make Bart a scarier place to be.

An empty horizon and a great song have much in common: both make you pause and see things differently; both enlarge your sense of what's possible.