Sentence examples for sees more common from inspiring English sources

She has balked at some tax cuts, pushed for more attention to rising federal deficits and generally shown a willingness to split from Republicans on issues where she sees more common ground with Democrats.

In Le Guin's defense, I think the fact that we didn't see more "common folk" is realistic.

Above all, the markets want to see more common purpose from bickering European leaders.Their political dispute centres on two questions.

Caballero [ 5] pointed out that obesity has been seen more common in lower socioeconomic groups, and this pattern occurred first in developed countries, and more recently in developing countries.

"The Ford idea is designing globally," he said, adding that Ford designers saw more demographic common ground — and fewer geographic differences — between its young customers in Europe and the United States.

I do not mean to minimize the differences that exist among religions, but it is interesting to note that mystics of one religion often see more in common with the mystics of other religions than with the non-mystical practitioners of their own.

Q: Would you like to see more forms of common ownership?

That's my point of view, but maybe from your viewpoint as outsiders you see more things in common that give these films a national identity.

That basically means it has two words for everything; generally, the Germanic one is seen as more common (and you can hear the difference, too).

We only have to look at our own history to see the more common pattern for moving from an undemocratic ruling class to a nation that supports individual liberty and economic freedom.

"You're seeing more of what the common man sees," Officer Brian Tierney, 32, said about the advantage the car bestows.