Sentence examples for one common trait from inspiring English sources

Like the crew that used to hang  around Michael Vick.Hangers-on have one common trait: No money.

These women shared one common trait: they were poor.

In my ethnographic study of professional cardplayers in Las Vegas, I found one common trait.

In an essay about this phenomenon, titled "The Accidental Audience," he asks, "At what point do artists using social media stop making art for the idealized art world audience they want and start embracing the new audience they have?" One common trait of works that Troemel likes is a provocative ambiguity that allows for "multiple vehement interpretations," he said.

One common trait: a passion for breaking news about the industry we love so dearly.

Embedded microprocessor applications all share one common trait: the end product is not a computer.

The incident today appeared to share one fundamental common trait with other similar shootings by teenagers around the country: the gunmen discussed it beforehand.

It would be easy to assume those who've claimed to have alien experiences may have a type of mental instability, but according to research one huge common trait in those who've believed in abduction experiences is a "proclivity for fantasy".

One interesting common trait in all the comparisons made of the transcriptional changes observed either by temperature or strains was the presence of functional categories "nitrogen, sulfur and selenium metabolism", "sulfur metabolism" and "metabolism of methionine" in the genes up-regulated at low temperature (Table  2).

Despite the split between Democrats and Republicans, however, the mood dominating the contests in both parties has one common and important trait – nostalgia.

Ren 10 offers many kinds of schools (ONS even hopes to open boarding schools), but good ones share common traits.