Sentence examples for traits in common with from inspiring English sources

We each have traits in common with your Dr. P., but, hopefully, not to the same degree.

The mighty deity of war Vrthraghna had martial traits in common with Mithra and with the Vedic war god Indra.

The Urartians had a number of traits in common with the Hurrians, an earlier Middle Eastern people.

Plattner, the chief executive of the software giant SAP, has many traits in common with Ellison, including a large fortune, an interest in yacht racing, a mighty competitive streak and a strong mutual rivalry.

But it actually has some traits in common with "The Sopranos," a show that is not really about Italians or the Mafia, although organized crime provides a sexier framework than a struggling extended family on Chicago's South Side.

He will likely feel at home when he is there for the Loewe show next season, as he has certain traits in common with other designers recently appointed to major Paris houses.

Some seals suggest influence from or at least traits held in common with Mesopotamia; among these are the Gilgamesh (Mesopotamian epic) motif of a man grappling with a pair of tigers and the bull-man Enkidu (a human with horns, tail, and rear hooves of a bull).

In addition to those traits they have in common with non-snake lizards, snakes are often separated from other lizards in popular literature because they share a set of unique traits that are relatively easy to observe.

Other traits Australopithecus has in common with later Homo include a further reduction in facial projection as well as other features, including reduction in the size of the cheek teeth.

Another trait Domenica has in common with her book is relentless self-criticism.

In his own projects, Xylouris makes the lute a lead instrument a trait he has in common with White, whose drumming often takes a collaborative, participatory role in his work with other musicians.