Sentence examples for in common one from inspiring English sources

In many respects, restaurateurs Jim Cowie and Melinda McRostie have little in common – one lives on the cold northern coast of Scotland, the other on a Greek island.

Many of these works have an intangible quality in common, one that's hard to name.

Despite all the traits that Lewis and Bonds have in common, one of the players is more approachable.

A desperately frustrated Yankee second baseman and a 19th-century Russian novelist have little in common, one might think.

People with autism do have difficulty relating/connecting to others so we do have in common one thing: isolation.

It is true that all the Greeks had in common one thing which the Chinese lacked - namely, the Greek language.

But the big question is whether RNAi can work in other rare diseases – or even in common ones.

Their stories had one thing in common: No one had one clear path dictated from the beginning.

The name is a common one in Saudi Arabia.

House after split-level house stretched along the curved road with one thing in common: no one was home.

These two women have one thing in common and one thing only: the depth of their political conviction.