Sentence examples for mention in common from inspiring English sources

"On the one hand, he did wonderful things," she said, particularly as a "street priest" in Boston in the late 1960's and 1970's, when he ran a widely admired ministry for runaway youths and later for gays, and gained national attention, including a mention in "Common Ground," the Pulitzer Prize-winning book about Boston by J. Anthony Lukas.

All relational syllogisms Galen mentions have in common that they are not reducible in either Aristotle's or Stoic syllogistic, but it is difficult to find further formal characteristics that unite them.

As mentioned above, in common parlance when talking about VR or virtual environments, what is referred to are environments that are computer-generated instead of made up of hard scenery and tangible real-world props.

All processes mentioned have in common that they are dependent on the functional integrity and timely control of actin filament nucleation, elongation and associated motor protein activity in cell cortical regions that forms ruffles or membrane tubulation areas.

With each mention in the Commons of "disabled people" – what we need, what we feel, what we want – the scene felt more and more patronising.

For the purpose of the analysis, we compare the performance of the algorithm against the CommonConfig and MaximumFairness approaches mentioned in Section Common approach.

Values of our coins are written in words, with the dime not even mentioning the value in common English.

All methods mentioned above have in common the fact that they require only the computation of the value and the first-order derivatives of the calculated F or, that we have denoted as in this paper.

If there's anything you share in common, mention that in your email.

All of these things, and any other things you may care to mention, have one thing in common.

If you have a two-person profile, say hi and mention something we have in common, same as if you were single.