Sentence examples for striking commonality from inspiring English sources

There is another striking commonality: both started off with a mysteriously large drop in household spending.

They share another striking commonality: Both suffer from late-stage growth obesity.

There is a striking commonality at the inception of the interviewees' narratives, cutting across their different contexts of origin: the widespread perception of a lack of future ahead, at least within the home country.

Perhaps their most striking commonality is that both perpetrators were very young, yet both had relatively free access to firearms.

Therefore, for me the most striking commonality between Islam, Day of the Dead and The Book of Life was that death is considered natural rather than inherently negative.

Ferguson and the Middle East do have one striking commonality, but it has less to do with armored vehicles in the streets than with the way in which the media assigns culpability to black and brown bodies for the violence perpetrated against them.

There are striking commonalities in the work.

For Barker, there are striking commonalities with the Rodin sculpture.

There are some striking commonalities between the sustainable development goals (SDGs) and zakat.

The Post looked at half of those cases and found striking commonalities: Most worked physically demanding jobs.

One of the most striking commonalities among these cults is the happiness, almost ecstasy, their adherents claim.