Sentence examples for shared little from inspiring English sources

Father and son shared little in common.

He shared little personal information, even with investors who thought of him as a friend.

This was an all-new engine that shared little more than its surname with grandpa.

Defense experts said the songs shared little in common other than a chord sequence that dates back 300 years.

— In life they shared little else but the place they called home, and in their diverse stories, they defined it.

Despite assuring the audience that she has "lived through all of this", Clinton shared little of her personal experience.

The boom in partisanship that began in the 1830s helped join citizens who shared little else in a common discussion about their federal political system.

A Manhattan child of privilege (his father was a doctor, his mother a successful commercial artist), Bogart shared little life experience with his most famous characters.

But residents said Mr. Caballero took over practically all of the operations of the building and shared little information with the board.

Even though he shared little of his private life with his staff, he never hesitated to tell them that he loved them.

In practical terms, the two compositions presented in a concert on Saturday night at Issue Project Room shared little common ground.