Sentence examples for provides common ground from inspiring English sources

The theme of the strength of the heart provides common ground for the game's Disney and Square halves, combining Final Fantasy's mystical leanings with Disney's penchant for wholesome morals.

With food, the entry provides common ground for visitors to the Biennale, and it is also an arena for a presentation in photos and films of the Torre David, an unfinished 45-story office tower in Caracas that was abandoned after the death of its developer and the collapse of the economy in 1994.

We demonstrate the example of a sustainable Dev Camp that involves heterogeneous groups of students from different universities and subject areas in an informal setting and that provides common ground for industry and academia to experiment, practice, train and reflect.

It will be a forum for the arts and will provide common ground for sharing ideas and experience.

On Arrival (www.friendsonarrival.com) provides a free notice board and member profile search "to provide common ground for people to connect, share experiences and arrange to meet up".

Soccer may also provide common ground in the eventual unification of North and South Korea, said Kim Gun Hee, a 22-year-old student.

But today it is down to the likes of Jordan and Cheryl Cole to provide common ground between people because they all know who they are and are interested in the ongoing soap opera of their lives," she says.

Since Old Tom Morris passed the game on to Young Tom Morris, golf courses have provided common ground for fathers and sons looking for a place to commune with nature and each other.

But the first set on Tuesday, played for a capacity audience, was a textbook example of how free improvisation can provide common ground for musicians of wildly disparate styles and temperaments.

At the University of Vermont, the president, Daniel Mark Fogel, hopes that "A Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a Boy Soldier" by Ishmael Beah will provide common ground for the 2,400 first-year students entering the university's seven different schools — or, as he lyrically described it, "an opportunity to voyage together on the sea of thought".

This entry is organized as follows: Sections 1 and 2 provide common ground and historical context for the discussion.