Sentence examples for saw common ground from inspiring English sources

But a few days ago he had a cordial meeting with Bartholomew I, the Ecumenical Patriarch, and said he saw common ground with the church over issues like migration policy, the environment and poverty.

Sue Petersen compared her experience to having a child with a wooden leg; May Armstrong saw common ground with parents of disabled children; and I realized that parenthood always entails perplexity and that the valence of that perplexity matters less than the spirit with which parents respond to it.

I can see common ground with new engineers joining Slack; the curiosity of wanting to make things is an essential part of it.

Anyone who has read creative director Karl Lagerfeld's comments on singer Adele being "a little too fat" is going to struggle to see common ground between the brand and the political movement for women's emancipation.

If you've been living out of town for the last year — perhaps on a different planet — you might need some back story before heading down to see "Common Ground," an exhibition of outdoor sculpture and performance by 10 international artists in City Hall Park.

That we've overcome a dozen challenges as bad or worse, that the tenfold rise in standards since Jane Austen's lifetime shows that we've done more things right than wrong, and that the "apparatus of the mind" — which demands that we let facts change our minds, engage our critics and see common ground — is infinitely more helpful in a crisis than ideology or raw emotion.

Here's where she sees common ground.

He could also see that pro-choice Democrats are already seeing common ground with "pro-life" Democrats on prevention issues, and see that the real divisiveness on this issue is in the GOP, in two excellent pieces by Dana Goldstein.

Each transition that should be jarring, but isn't, feels suffused with empathy the result of a unique ability to see common ground even when stylistic boundaries suggest irreconcilability.

Attempts to find common ground saw the specifics of the demands being shifted: we want you to listen to us; we want you to change your ways; we want you to close your publication down.

"Patients who depend on the NHS and staff who have devoted their lives to it want to see political parties find common ground.