Sentence examples for in common seems from inspiring English sources

"Shared in common" seems redundant.

The idea that many psychological problems have excessive worry in common seems plausible.

In fact, owners represent a bright palette of young and old, men and women, easterners and westerners — and all they have in common seems to be an ardent love for the Trabi.

But the only semantically significant thing they have in common seems to be their truth value.

But once I had outgrown prancing around in the garden with him, the things we had in common seemed to decrease at speed.

To reply firmly that poetry is not religion and must not promise what religion does is to preserve a useful distinction; nevertheless, the religions of the world, if they have nothing else in common, seem to be based on collections of sacred poems.

Yes, fears of a entrenched parasitical ruling class, one shared among Trump and Sanders supporters who had little else in common, seem increasingly valid.

The new Conservative chief whip, Andrew Mitchell – dubbed "Thrasher" for being a tough prefect at his public school and a noted strong-armer of MPs in the Commons – seems alarmingly well-qualified on the first count.

However, the formula in common use seems to be not correct.

What the Teutuls have in common, it seems, is a vigorous interest in keeping the television show going.

Whatever African heritage they might have in common, it seems a thin pretext for their sharing a program.