Sentence examples for left in common from inspiring English sources

I think my friends, most of who I have little left in common with, are frightened by my behaviour and distance themselves.

First, whether an individual has a complaint under Nozick's Lockean proviso will not be a matter of whether too little natural material has been left in common by others or too little material has been left for that individual to initially acquire.

Yes, it can founder: we all know the wince-making school or work reunions that leave you realising you've absolutely nothing left in common with people from days gone by.

The problem with Belgium is that its citizens have so little left in common.

After months of that slow war of attrition, those who opposed Assad and those who supported him had very little left in common.

In January, Ian Buruma wrote about the deadlock between Flemish and Wallonian politicians in the wake of federal elections last June: The problem with Belgium is that its citizens have so little left in common.

A Allen H. Brill, a Manhattan co-op and condominium lawyer, said that under a typical proprietary lease, the co-op takes no responsibility for any property left in a common area or entrusted to an employee.

And if we were in any doubt about the depth and nature of his hostility, the script for his "spontaneous" rejoinders (which an aide left in a Commons lavatory) revealed all.

Apart from the odd brave soul (Julian Huppert and Simon Hughes were the two I recall), it seems as if there is no one left in the Commons willing to defend immigration from Eastern Europe.

* Personally, I was too busy listening intently to Ed Miliband to notice – but the admirable cleavage brazenly on show to his left in the Commons yesterday has been causing a right old furore.

He is one of eight Lib Dem MPs left in the Commons after heavy losses at last week's general election which saw Mr Clegg stand down as party leader.