Sentences with phrase «about commonalities»

Letter writer Wayne Anderson talks about commonalities and coming together («Our commonalities are what bind us as a nation,» July 1999, page 9), so I suspect his heart is in the right place.

Think about the commonalities between industries: people, time, and processes.

They speak about the commonalities of their practices, their travels, and the importance of color in their work.

How learning about commonalities can improve student - teacher relationships and boost achievement at school.

I inexplicably got fired up about the commonalities and differences between Creon from Antigone and General Douglas MacArthur.

Throw in a bit more nonsense about commonality — essentially guesswork — not science and you come up with evolution.

But no amount of philosophizing about their commonality, or recognizing my wavering preferences, will make the blue become red.

Lilla writes that healthy politics «is not about «difference,» it is about commonality.»

I first conversed with them about our commonality: unable to independently solve the Rubik's Cube.

Not exact matches

Tap into that sense of commonality when you attempt to educate others about your work.

And, Richard you know the many conversations that we've had in fact, I know Peter and I totally found commonalities when Mark Fields came out of the White House and talked about currency manipulation being the mother of all trade barriers.

I am not sure that a practicing believer of any faith, taking a break from verbosity about their religion, will be any less religious... or gain much insight into the commonality of humanity and human experience.

Think about this for a moment... What is the commonality between all the organized religions of the world?

There is nothing special about tapping in synchrony; any such commonality will do.

In his review of Fundamentalism Observed, edited by Martin E. Marty and R. Scott Appleby, Wuthnow describes the commonalities and distinctions among various religious fundamental movements in the world and corrects numerous myths and misunderstandings about fundamentalism with scholarly research.

A Phase 2 RSVP training, still in development, would teach academy personnel and cadets about world demographics, commonalities and the major world religions.

In particular, the concepts about God provide one area of great commonality.

Those who work in theological education are also aware, however, that we must also avoid intellectual or spiritual tourism — the tendency to explore the range and quaintness of the world's wondrous variety without asking about the truth - claims of various cultures, without attempting to discern the relative justice of alternative social practices, or without seeking commonalities that may overarch multiple lands and religions.

Even the most diverse of nations requires some sort of commonality, that is, certain shared assumptions about life that set the tone for the larger society and for just governance.

Over at Cato, Julian Sanchez has written a post about how the aftermath of healthcare reform could reveal faultlines in existing political coalitions and trigger realignment: There's no intrinsic commonality between, say, «left» positions on taxation, foreign policy, and reproductive....

That similarity drew us together, but we have found other areas of commonality and our gathering will just be about being with like - minded people.

«This is not about addressing our differences, government is about finding ways to work together and come to the commonality to move forward.»

«Government is about finding the commonality, finding the compromise.

Because the commonalities between mushroom bodies in different species are so striking, there long has been a debate about whether these structures evolved independently or whether they derive from a common ancestor.

These geographic and environmental commonalities play a key part of shaping human societies in the region, which is currently home to about 40 % of the world's population, the authors add.

«Understanding the biology and commonalities between trusting social relationships and the opioid system can change the way we think about treatment,» Young says, noting that neither the punitive approach of the criminal justice system nor harsh treatment tactics are likely to increase connectedness.

That being said, there are some commonalities when it comes to healthy eating, and we're going to talk about them.

The only gender - specific commonality I've noticed about IF is that it seems less effective to women than men (and for physiological reasons, so is pretty much everything that comes to diet, sadly), and there are more women than men who can't seem to adjust even after the first week.

Read about her experience in addressing these commonalities for healthy living.

His aim is to take the commodification out of fashion and create clothes that, like Band of Outsiders strived to do, are meant to be lived in: «I started thinking about brands and how the greatest of brands can actually be something meaningful, how they can create a sense of community and commonality, entertain us and tell stories and help us escape — and so I started thinking about this idea of utopia, building a perfect world from scratch.»

If you equate «elite» with «elitist» you might just have the wrong idea about us; while our members do have some commonalities (education, a desire to find a committed relationship, drive), EliteSingles is proud to be home to a diverse singles from every walk of life, with a range of dating tastes.

Your response rate will go up immediately by asking about a genuine commonality you see in the profile.

Unfortunately, in a story about overcoming reflexive fears and animus to discover human commonalities, they're relegated to the background of a narrative that asks the audience to believe in sudden reversals and changes of heart, as well as nearly every ambush, abduction, near - rape and showdown in the Western playbook.

We didn't grow up in an area where a lot of the guys talked about films as incessantly as we did, so we sort of found a commonality with each other.»

Or is it about exposing the diversity of culture and, in so doing, creating global commonalities that diminish the uniqueness of each culture?

There is, once again, commonality with the challenges faced by academy trusts and schools who are facing similar deliberations about the management, co-ordination and reporting of «quality» related activities.

«He talks about how he feels awkward around others, but how he still puts himself out there and finds those that have commonalities,» Kolbet said.

Intercultural understanding involves students learning about and engaging with diverse cultures in ways that recognise commonalities and differences, create connections with others and cultivate mutual respect.

If the states get to decide on their own what proficiency and college and career readiness looks like state - by - state then many of the same gimmicks and obfuscations we have now about student performance will persist, just alongside a new set of standards and with the illusion of commonality.

Ultimately, Hussain says the piece is about coming together, seeing our commonalities and also our differences as opening doors.

Tell them how individuals from different backgrounds cross paths and can share commonalities no matter where they come from (like the lines of a system that cross), and those students will definitely want to talk about that scenario and share their experiences.

The pen pals have been communicating since the beginning of the school year, sharing letters and art projects about their lives each month and bonding over their many commonalities despite their different schools and neighborhoods.

Even more compelling, it is about using data in humane and productive ways: to inspire rather than perspire; to bring together rather than pull apart; to highlight our commonalities and potentials rather than separate us by our failures.

Practicing quality differentiation is much more about knowing what matters to teach, realizing that learning happens in us rather than to us, continually reflecting on the «particularness» of each of our students, and pondering how to develop both the commonalities students share as humans and the singularities students bring as individuals.

There are some identifiable design commonalities with other models in the Honda family, but for the Accord it's about maturity and elegance.

Here we can discover what the LP560 - 4 is mostly about, and chiefly the LP560 - 4 is about a brand new engine, which, says engineering chief Maurizio Reggiani, has no commonality with any 90 - degree V10 that Audi might make apart from the odd pu mp (it has no fewer than three scavenge pumps for its dry sump) or sensor.

While they spar about the war, they bond over commonalities.

Also, though the book is, in part, about the importance of books and reading, I would say an even more important message that it imparted is that of finding a commonality, a shared ground or interest, with those who are integral in your life.

You will see that there is often a commonality about colours.

In addition to the expected commonalities (most are value investors), there is one common denominator that isn't talked about much: portfolio turnover.