Sentence examples for made common ground from inspiring English sources
Formed in London in the wake of punk rock, the Pogues made common ground between the pugnacity of punk and the drive of traditional Irish songs: pennywhistle and accordion accompanied Mr. MacGowan's beery brawl and battered-romantic lyrics.
Education makes common ground.
Obama used the occasion to make common ground with the movement, to point to the kindred deprecations of colonialism in Kenya and Jim Crow in Alabama.
And they may make common ground more elusive than 20 years ago, when Congress grappled with an earlier round of deficit anxiety.
He added: "I just don't see how we could make common ground with a Cameron-Hague administration on the European issue.
"I just don't see how we could make common ground with a Cameron-Hague administration on the European issue," he said.
Given the rancour in the American public discourse, the two sides making common ground on this issue is truly a "remarkable phenomenon," as the director of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, Norman Reimer, put it.
Obama concedes difference, but makes common ground his main point.
Apparently, bi-partisanship and the new politics means never having to have your own House Majority Leader's back and that the White House spends more time making "common ground" with Republicans than figuring out what they stand for with their own party.
The quantitative format of most RT Delphi's makes it more difficult to reach "common ground" based on reciprocal exchange and evaluation of arguments.
