Sentence examples for views in common from inspiring English sources

"Research shows that you don't need to have religion, economics, relationship status or political views in common to bond; you only need to eventually find a few areas of commonality".

They all have gardens, patios, sunsets and water views in common.

Clinton, Edwards, and Obama at this point, the chief competitors—have many views in common.

But the fact that the parties also have views in common about Brexit is not a surprise.

"The two sides have some views in common," said Zhou Xiaochuan, the governor of the People's Bank of China.

And I'm sure that Sir Alan Moses, chairman of the Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso), would have few views in common with MacKenzie.

Some believe that Sir Boyle, who was related to Lord Kenmare and often represented his views in Commons, was also stating Lord Kenmare's true views on this occasion and doing so with his full knowledge, but in a way that provided Kenmare plausible deniability.

"The thing both those carry in common — river views and sky views — is blue," said Ms. Packes, of Brown Harris Stevens Project Marketing.

But they found at least one view in common, Vincent said.

But Mr. Crutchfield also took the view, in common with other bel canto adherents, that comparatively few modern singers understood true bel canto singing.

They had some points of view in common.