Sentence examples for sort of commonality from inspiring English sources

But nevertheless some sort of commonality can be witnessed.

"From the very beginning (of my afterlife studies) I was hearing people with experiences, some of whom had not been religious and some of whom were, and whatever they had been before, afterward there seemed to be a sort of commonality, which is the understanding that yes, there is a God," Moody said.

Additionally it will also help if you know what kind of professional background the person comes from in order to find some sort of commonality.

And we will going forward look for ways to find sort of commonalities between claims so that we can look at them together.

This proposal only makes sense if the diagnostic categories are not simply defined by "symptom counting" [ 43], that is, a sufficient number of context-free criteria but are anchored in some sort of descriptive commonality, prototype, or Gestalt [ 51].

"But that is also a form of commonality.

Perhaps on some level, this shared understanding of the nuances of disability was where my red would meet his blue and merge into some sort of purple swirl of commonality.

Sally Haslanger describes the sort of issues that arise here as commonality and normativity problems (2000, 37).

"We have our areas of commonality.

"Try to find areas of commonality," he said.

I'm looking for the points of commonality.