Sentences with phrase «great deal in common»

It is likely you have a great deal in common.

Canada and Australia have a great deal in common, from Queen Elizabeth II to commodity exports.

No matter the industry though, you'll find that all social entrepreneurs have a great deal in common.

Indeed, those who belong to the same religious group can be fierce in their disagreements, even though they have a great deal in common, as has been shown by the recent arguments in the churches about whether women should be ordained.

With both groups, of course, we share a great deal in common — perspectives and practices more important than the differences I have listed.

Every individual shares a great deal in common with his or her culture, with their predecessors and with those who follow.

Americans with evangelical beliefs have a great deal in common.

But if Zionism is an attempt to marry power and morality» to join religion and liberalism, tradition and modernity, patriotism and principle» then America has a great deal in common with Israel.

Yet, dissimilar though they are in execution, the two books have a great deal in common.

You only need to scratch a little deeper, and realise that both narratives share a great deal in common: they are about transition, about the inevitability of change, and the importance of seeking to always adapt to changing times and circumstances.

Nevertheless, continental Europeans have a great deal in common with the British.

But Ms Thornberry told the Today programme that while she had «a great deal in common» with those pushing the Norway option, EEA membership would be unworkable for the UK.

Rest assured that many East Tennesseans do not feel like they have a great deal in common with Memphians.

Meet three European scientists with diverse backgrounds but a great deal in common: All are young mothers, and all are among the first recipients of the European Molecular Biology Organization's Restart Fellowships, which appeared on the scene just when these women needed them most.

In Animals in Translation, co-authored with science writer Catherine Johnson, Grandin makes an intriguing argument that, psychologically, animals and autistic people have a great deal in common — and that both have mental abilities typically underestimated by normal people.

«Clearly, 24 - month - old infants from the U.S. and China have a great deal in common when attending to dynamic scenes, but they may have also begun to pick up the attentional strategies characteristic of adults in their respective communities,» Waxman said.

Researchers found that 24 - month - old infants from the U.S. and China — who are on the threshold of learning words for objects and actions — have a great deal in common when observing active scenes.

In our case, we have a great deal in common and are grateful that we had the opportunity to meet each other.

Conversation flowed, we had a great deal in common and he was handsome.

In this case, results mean accurate matches with singles you're bound to share a great deal in common with.

What an earthy combination this is the Taurus man and Virgo woman, both earth signs, have a great deal in common.

Yes, take baby steps to discover if you have a great deal in common.

You and Taurus actually have a great deal in common when it comes to the way you view relationships.

By taking the time to browse through the detailed personal profiles of accomplished black singles, you can find and meet black singles who have a great deal in common with you.

These would be people that not only share your personal faith, but they have a great deal in common with you personally.

Although this might seem a far cry from his previous projects, in both its themes and its visual design the film had a great deal in common with several of them.

Meanwhile, Keegan - Michael Key steals every scene he's in as Laird's butler, who ends up having a great deal in common with Cato from the Pink Panther movies.

Strangely, the film's themes share a great deal in common with the far more serious Chinatown.

Unzoned schools share a great deal in common with charter schools, including drawing their students through lottery.

«School leaders share a great deal in common across the Pre-K-12 spectrum,» said Bartoletti.

Despite our two countries» unique qualities and characteristics, we really have a great deal in common.

The model shares a great deal in common with the 911 Carrera 4 Cabriolet models; up to the window line, the technology and body of the vehicles is virtually identical.

I think Max and Ananka, the main character in Kiki Strike, share a great deal in common and would probably get along splendidly.

They have a great deal in common.

One device worthy of comparison when it comes this segment is the Lenovo Tab S8 a device that has a great deal in common with the Iconia Tab 8 including its $ 200 price point, and a very attractive display also.

At the end of the day, we all have a great deal in common.

A: Yes, money market accounts have a great deal in common with savings accounts.

Veterinary and human medicine have a great deal in common, often dubbed One Health.

The COI for their litter is 13.0 %, therefore they actually have a great deal in common beyond the printed pedigree.

But all dogs, large or small, share a great deal in common with their ancestral relative, the grey wolf.

Both domestic pet felines and their big wild cat cousins have a great deal in common in the way they communicate.

Nonprofits have a great deal in common... These worthy organizations struggle to find enough resources to make the difference they set out to make; animal welfare being more reliant than most nonprofits on donor support.

Nevertheless, we are bombarded with images in every aspect of our lives most of which operate as signs with a great deal in common with text.

His large - format paintings and collages have a great deal in common with the Affichistes.

Although the two artists never met and never referred explicitly to each other, they have a great deal in common.

The photographs share a great deal in common with the Surrealist human forms in paintings by Picasso, Miro, and others.