Sentence examples for quality in common from inspiring English sources

Many of these works have an intangible quality in common, one that's hard to name.

In fact, it's one of many things that have that quality in common.

If the characters, good and bad, educated or not, have a quality in common, it is a sort of big-city sophistication.

But in this sentence, we were describing a whole group of "euphemisms" that have a quality in common, not just one.

All of the scientists I've known have at least one more quality in common: they do what they do because they love it, and because they cannot imagine doing anything else.

And now the little green shebang on the East River, All its homes have been queer; all have had one quality in common- a kind of dreaminess compounded of modern interiors, ancient animosities, and the aching hopes of invisible millions.

These projects have certain qualities in common.

Mr. Kamitsuka's Bach has qualities in common with Gould's.

The two have more than a few qualities in common.

Most varieties, however, have certain qualities in common.

MOST fin fish have qualities in common, and chief among these is that they become tender quickly.