Sentence examples for on a commonality from inspiring English sources

"It will happen naturally based on a commonality of interests".

"I have students come to my office hours and comment on a commonality between their interests and mine," he wrote.

Multi-scalable and multidimensional ecosystems have significance based on a commonality of basic structural units and domains.

In similar vein, greater relationality may facilitate a shared identity because one infers a commonality on the basis of one's more intimate social relations.

So there is fear and just a lack of one on one commonality.

Many feminist theorists were criticized on the grounds that their focus on gender had assumed a commonality across women and paid inadequate attention to the ways in which gendered experience was simultaneously shaped by other social positions.

Thus, for example, a "major depression" is operationally (and nominalistically) defined, in disregard of any consideration on a phenomenological commonality (prototypicality) of depressive states, as a condition being present when a patient responds "yes" to a certain number of predefined questions.

In this way, she also draws him into her daughter's life as Rose and Anton begin to chat, exchange vernacular expressions and go on simple shopping expeditions, finding a commonality that's lacking in Rose's marriage to her dull, inoffensive, cat-loving husband.

Across all study populations, a commonality existed on what was perceived as health risks associated with HAS.

"We wanted to determine if there was enough commonality to carry on a conversation, and there is.

The bottom-up approach can be complemented by top-down studies and include analyses of networks at various levels to study the effect of a drug on a system, commonalities among drugs (global analyses of the 'drugome'), drug resistance and effects of drug combinations.