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How to use the word commonality in a Sentence?

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A good ghostwriter makes a concerted effort to gain the trust of their subject, they find commonality and create a safe space for the client to feel comfortable opening up about often painful subjects. – Rutger Bruining	Found on CNN 1 year ago
There is one strong commonality in all the victims ; the race and religion. – Kyle Hartsock	Found on CNN 2 years ago
The commonality that we're seeing across most fire-prone regions on Earth is an increase in the number of extreme fire weather days, and also an increase in the magnitude of the very worst severe fire weather days, and that is linked to human-caused climate change. – Daniel Swain	Found on CNN 2 years ago
It should have been done this year or, even better, next year. That would enable the staff to tee up the major issues of contention that we have as well as those issues that we may have some commonality and agreement on. – Jack Keane	Found on FOX News 3 years ago
There certainly is commonality and whether that leads to a person or persons or groups, we don't know. – State Fire Marshall Butch Browning	Found on Reuters 5 years ago
We are a diverse country, yes, and some people would suggest that in diversity, when there is a diverse population, one can not achieve unity, i reject that notion, because this is my belief : Yes, we are diverse and we have so much more in common than what separates us. And when we emphasize that commonality... we will achieve greater unity. And in particular greater unity than we have right now, when there are so many powerful voices who are trying to sow hate and division among us. – Kamala Harris	Found on CNN 5 years ago
Music seems to be a way that can facilitate social connections, and we know social relationships are absolutely critical to subjective wellbeing. Anything that has people coming together through mutual interest or commonality will contribute to this, including music. – Melissa Weinberg	Found on CNN 7 years ago
The benefits of commonality across multiple ship types as well as forward and backfit were considered in laying out the strategy for the Enterprise Air Surveillance Radar. This did not, however, directly result in CVN 79 having a different radar than CVN 78. Acquisition cost of remaining CVN 79 radar components was also a driving factor for the change. – Dale Eng	Found on FOX News 9 years ago
The more we recognize the commonality of this problem, the more prepared we'll be to develop solutions to solve a problem, because the solutions end up being the same across all the different domains. – David Laibson	Found on CNN 10 years ago

A good ghostwriter makes a concerted effort to gain the trust of their subject, they find commonality and create a safe space for the client to feel comfortable opening up about often painful subjects.

– Rutger Bruining

Found on CNN
1 year ago

There is one strong commonality in all the victims ; the race and religion.

– Kyle Hartsock

Found on CNN
2 years ago

The commonality that we're seeing across most fire-prone regions on Earth is an increase in the number of extreme fire weather days, and also an increase in the magnitude of the very worst severe fire weather days, and that is linked to human-caused climate change.

– Daniel Swain

Found on CNN
2 years ago

It should have been done this year or, even better, next year. That would enable the staff to tee up the major issues of contention that we have as well as those issues that we may have some commonality and agreement on.

– Jack Keane

Found on FOX News
3 years ago

There certainly is commonality and whether that leads to a person or persons or groups, we don't know.

– State Fire Marshall Butch Browning

Found on Reuters
5 years ago

We are a diverse country, yes, and some people would suggest that in diversity, when there is a diverse population, one can not achieve unity, i reject that notion, because this is my belief : Yes, we are diverse and we have so much more in common than what separates us. And when we emphasize that commonality... we will achieve greater unity. And in particular greater unity than we have right now, when there are so many powerful voices who are trying to sow hate and division among us.

– Kamala Harris

Found on CNN
5 years ago

Music seems to be a way that can facilitate social connections, and we know social relationships are absolutely critical to subjective wellbeing. Anything that has people coming together through mutual interest or commonality will contribute to this, including music.

– Melissa Weinberg

Found on CNN
7 years ago

The benefits of commonality across multiple ship types as well as forward and backfit were considered in laying out the strategy for the Enterprise Air Surveillance Radar. This did not, however, directly result in CVN 79 having a different radar than CVN 78. Acquisition cost of remaining CVN 79 radar components was also a driving factor for the change.

– Dale Eng

Found on FOX News
9 years ago

The more we recognize the commonality of this problem, the more prepared we'll be to develop solutions to solve a problem, because the solutions end up being the same across all the different domains.

– David Laibson

Found on CNN
10 years ago

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