Sentence examples for some commonalties from inspiring English sources

As you read these stories you will begin to pick up some commonalties that are the realities of the modern job search.

I've sworn off singing odes to the cancer experience, although I have found whenever I am in a rough situation or one that I feel no other has entered into, I tend to find some similarities, some commonalties and ways to connect with people diverse than me, certainly on the surface.

The prevalence of co-morbidities identified using all three measurements had some commonalties and differences with previous estimates in large cohorts of joint arthroplasty patients.

SE has introduced many process improvement models and techniques, and Software Development Life Cycle SDLCC) models, with some variabilities and commonalties.

While it's interesting to look at stylistic or contextual commonalties, this approach obscures as much as it illuminates our understanding of his work.

Doing this helps us see the bigger picture; identifying the commonalties across the different contexts of men's violence against women can help us see its root causes.

At the first ceremony, Johnson said that he found the political commonalties of the two countries striking, given that their "ethnic and cultural components" were "totally different".

Such qualified simplification and inclusivity, wherever they have occurred in human history, seem to have been associated with other fundamental changes increased settlement, extension and intensification of trade, and the emergence of lingua francas and other cultural commonalties, all of which had been occurring in central Arabia for several centuries.

One familiar argument for propositions appeals to commonalties between beliefs, utterances, or sentences, and infers a common entity.

Representations, in this sense, stand for agreed-upon fictional commonalties and are projected on to discrete individuals (Dreyfus, 2011, 216).

Thus, the conclusion is drawn: we need an argument for thinking that commonalties require common relations to a single entity.