Philosophers seek commonalities, psychoanalysts idiosyncrasies.
On the other hand, the profusion of descriptions and the plurality of collective attention patterns [19] hinder some further work aimed to confirm, extend and seek commonalities among previous findings.
One possibility is that future work in this area could focus on trying to seek commonalities across STS methods.
STS offers valuable insights into the nature of safety and accident causation; however, there is also a pressing need to attempt to unify, or at least seek commonalities from the point of view of theory and practice, across the research traditions described in this paper.
2. Seeking commonality between cultures.
Seeking commonality is important to a global work orientation because it draws colleagues from diverse cultures closer, which in turn translates to more effective collaboration and teamwork.
Five attributes emerged: embracing positive indifference; seeking commonality between cultures; identifying with the global organization rather than your local office; seeking interactions with other, geographically distant subsidiaries; and aspiring to a global career.
It is that the ethic of seeking commonality rather than division, of enduring insults rather than retaliating for them, of withstanding punishment in service of a civic ideal in short, anything that might have sustained Annelle Ponder, Fannie Lou Hamer, and the countless other heroes of the civil-rights movement is apparently alien to the President of the United States.
The crowd at the awards ceremony was excited, though still somewhat like a new sports team seeking commonality and purpose.
Though evangelical voters generally do not support President Obama, this hasn't stopped him from seeking commonality with them.
They'll listen more than they speak, speak calmly even when justifiably outraged, and seek points of commonality even as and when disgusted by those they're seeking commonality with.
