Sentence examples for little shared from inspiring English sources

Tiny and underdeveloped, it had no natural resources and a population of relatively recent immigrants with little shared history.

What kind of "national community" built on "mutual obligation" is possible when Americans have so little shared experience?

Most southerners only reluctantly traded their quasi-feudal Bourbon autocracy for rule by people farther north with whom they had no affinity and little shared history.

In the year before their truly unexpected wedding, my father actually left, moving out for months into a room in a little shared house 10 minutes away.

The characteristic part of Australia's plant life that is little shared with other lands, together with those specialized characteristics that apparently originated on the continent long ago, form what has been designated as an Australian (or autochthonous) element.

There is very little shared experience in the nation now; there are only competing versions of the experience, consumed in such a way as to confirm whatever preconceptions you already have, rather than to make you reflect on them.

Little shares the same suspicion as the feminists cited above that care has been assigned a "lesser" role than reason because of its historical association with women.

Android had little share over a year.

There is little sharing, especially among clubs and their data collectors.

"The inches become like little shares in the city," Mr. Paffendorf said.

Furthermore, he said, "this is a closed industry, with very little sharing among competitors".