Sentences with phrase «anything in common»

If you can't find anything in common with each other, don't worry.

However, many of these fix ups don't work out because when you meet each other, you don't share anything in common — other than being single.

You may not be able to find anything in common with them or one of you may simply be having a challenges day.

Reading the answers makes it easier to see if you have anything in common before sending a message.

If there's anything in common between lawyers and the media, it's their love of words.

Do you notice anything in common among sites that are easy to read.

She could be so consumed by motherhood that she doesn't feel like they have anything in common now.

While you chat about wine reductions and beef cuts, throw in some more personal questions to find out if you've got anything in common besides your love for food.

Before you send someone that first message, you first need to read their profile to see if you have anything in common first.

Without anything in common, you are boring to each other and it will eventually end the relationship.

You will be able to check those men online whenever and wherever you want and see whether you have anything in common so you could break the ice and start a pleasant conversation.

They probably don't have anything in common game wise anyway.

But the two cases don't have anything in common apart from a hot food item.

I've tried other dating sites and I'm kinda tired of not having anything in common with other gals.

Look at their profile and see if you have anything in common before you make a move.

If you have trouble finding anything in common, remember that all human beings have experienced suffering.

Trusting in God has hardly anything in common with calculating the probabilities of a successful future.

Do you see anything in common there?

In fact, after Lynch sparred earlier this year with Weingarten protégé Michael Mulgrew, the president of the union's United Federation of Teachers local, over the unit's collaboration with Rev. Al Sharpton's National Action Network on stemming police brutality, you wouldn't think Lynch and Weingarten share anything in common at all other than being heads of two influential public - sector unions.

When each member of the family, though loving the other members, goes his own way without much concern for the interests of the others and without their doing anything in common, there is no deep foundation on which to build a common life.

Some of my best friends in the evangelical movement, respected theologians, chastised me for holding anything in common with Rome.

It has been a long road together, but after one last big fight over A&M wanting its own space, the Longhorns and Aggies agree that they just don't have anything in common anymore, and it's best to go their separate ways.

You can make the most of chatting online to see if the conversation flows instead of realising that you don't have anything in common during an expensive meal..

But the glorious way it shows Enid and Rebecca slowly realizing that they no longer have anything in common blows away all the other phony «relationship» dramas of the past year.

My question though is since the participating properties won't have anything in common except Wyndham Rewards, what is there to trademark?

Long ago a faith developed within European churches that has hardly anything in common with traditional Christianity.

The reason that we can say that the all - new 2019 Toyota Corolla Hatchback is «all - new» is because it really doesn't share anything in common with the Corolla sedan... Read more

Erotica and Christian fiction are strange bedfellows and normally do not have anything in common at all.

«Tis the season, so there's the «Happy Holidays» table, with its quirky array of titles — Cornell West's new memoir, Ken Auletta's Googled, Alexandra Horowitz's Inside of a Dog: What Dogs See, Smell, and Know, a biography of Thelonious Monk — authors and subjects with seemingly little if anything in common.

True, certain landscapes, human figures and national heroes have attracted regular attention, but one would be hard pressed to find anything in common between (say) Paul Henry, Francis Bacon, William Orpen and Sean Scully.

Notice anything in common?

Let's take a look and see if these two devices have anything in common before we look closer at each device to see what they offer.

A curiously complex introduction on Bitcointalk Nov. 22 paved the way for Bitcoin's latest doppelganger, which unlike previous incarnations Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and Bitcoin Gold (BTG) has hardly anything in common with Bitcoin (BTC) at all.

If McDonald's and poutine have anything in common, it's that they're both often accused of being unhealthy.

Dan, just because they were called republicans at the time in no way means they had anything in common with modern day republicans (except the name obviously).

But then I wonder, would I even have anything in common with the people there?

Use of the same terms, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit only serve to confuse the issue, since none of these have anything in common with the Christian views.

CNN is not suggesting, from its lofty pedestal of perverted propaganda, that Jesus has anything in common with Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid, is it?

As he is represented, he no longer has anything in common with the actual St Nicholas so I don't guess it matters what color he is - he is indeed a myth.

Worse yet, if we get the impression that they are intentionally trying to avoid having anything in common with us, we turn our backs to the apparent elitism.

Dude seriously if your religon has ANYTHING in common with Spaceballs then you need to check your stupid hat at the door.

I mean do you have that kind of conviction that God and today's Church share anything in common?

pops — can you guarantee that God and Church have anything in common?

I was at home, among a people with whom I no longer had anything in common, except a desire to serve and belong to God.

They do not seem to have anything in common.

Could these bizarre circumstances possibly have anything in common?