Sentences with phrase «have little in common with»

I have little in common with you....

Ross, this situation causes us to have a little in common with Professional Wrestling.

Despite their name, they have little in common with normal cureslimes as far as appearances go.

The marriage between lawyers and information technology professionals can be an uneasy pairing, with each feeling that they have little in common with the other.

It's becoming clear that, much like renewables have greatly progressed in terms of potential and costs, the coal plants being deployed in 2017 (and beyond) have little in common with the proverbial smokestacks of the 1950s and 1960s.

Although it may first appear to have little in common with Rauschenberg's work at the time, Flag shares that same focus on cultural fragments, putting reality back into art and thrusting the relationship between viewer and artwork into the limelight.

On the face of it, Matt Connors's geometric abstracts, Isa Genzken's thrown - together assemblages and Sue Tomkins's graffiti texts have little in common with Wolfgang Tillmans and Jonnie Wilkes's photo - documentations of the cool set.

They have little in common with the faceless modernity of Soviet architecture, apart from their felt isolation against backgrounds dark as an early morning sky.

Mr Stella's nonrepresentational works appear to have little in common with Mr Koons's pop - derived imagery.

However, their findings showed that the Pharaoh Hound and Rhodesian Ridgeback have little in common with any African indigenous dogs of today which suggests that these two breeds may not originated in Africa.

And apart from a small number of exotic leveraged and inverse exchange - traded products (which have little in common with traditional ETFs and we believe should be classified differently), there were no service interruptions in traditional ETFs (source: Nasdaq Stock Market).

Quincy and Biddy seem at first to have little in common with each other — let alone with their elderly landlady — but the three soon form a friendship that will help them meet ongoing challenges from the past as well as new ones in the present.

Sure, many parts used in the GTE have little in common with the 488 GTB, but knowing Ferrari, the road - going sports car was developed with racing in mind as well, and the GTE is a natural evolution.

Those model numbers have little in common with the capacity of the engines they're powered by.

Even the more traditional American V8s the company is known for have little in common with a production part, or with each other.

Understanding that «information requirements of the federal government have little in common with those of the school superintendent or principal,» the panel anticipated the need for indicator systems corresponding to federal, state, and local needs.

Rather than constructing preparation efforts as individual activities, carried out by teacher leaders who have little in common with one another, experienced practitioners recommended that designers emphasize the learning that goes on within a community of teacher leaders.

The term itself is a broad umbrella for numerous practices that may have little in common with each other.

Consider a math competition, said the dean of an all - boys, entirely African American charter school that seemed to have little in common with Powell: «Kids respond well to that.»

With their 1980s references, they have little in common with all the college kids they are surrounded by.

A low - impact kid's comedy, «Marmaduke» may have little in common with the comic strip upon which it's based but remains a perfectly viable flick for dog - loving families.

On the surface, Katherine (Florence Pugh), the young wife slowly being suffocated by her airless existence inside a country manor house in 1860s England, would seem to have little in common with the villainess of Shakespeare's classic play.

And other than your all being single, you may find you have little in common with these folks so make few connections.

Your time is far too valuable to be spent filtering through countless profiles of people who have little in common with you.

Your time is far too valuable to be filtering through countless profiles of singles who have little in common with you.

Highly processed soy protein isolates and textured vegetable protein have little in common with traditional soy products.

Ice cream and other tasty, high - calorie foods would seem to have little in common with cocaine, but in some people's brains they can elicit cravings and trigger responses similar to those caused by addictive drugs, a new study suggests.

At first glance, water softeners have little in common with the crippling joint erosion of arthritis sufferers.

In fact not only did Corbyn have little in common with Labour ministers but little in common with the majority of Labour backbenchers.

There are four key elements that can be identified in Corbyn's economic strategy which he outlined in a speech last week, all of which are grounded on solid economic foundations and which have little in common with Labour's policies of the early 1980s.

The detached statistical world of counter-terrorism and the angry grandstanding world of politics have little in common with the human experiences of those who've actually been affected by political violence.

«At first glance the hefty, Eton - educated politician would seem to have little in common with the prickly South African - born England cricket star, currently midway through a tour of the subcontinent.

Many couples might discover they have little in common with their spouse anymore, and any conversation that doesn't involve the kids or household issues feels strained.

Christians in affluent countries in the twentieth century have grown used to such a fast pace of life and to such constant changes in the material environment that we tend to think that our problems are unique, that the past is worthless as a source of wisdom for modern times, and that our ancestors in the faith have little in common with us.

Formulated another way, Gestalt psychology does not give sufficient consideration to the structuring activity of the subject, which continues to produce, in addition to the forms of perception (which themselves undergo a development), new cognitive structures and especially thought structures, which in the end have little in common with perceptive figurations.

Solomon seems to have little in common with Amos.

Christian worship: Why is it that in the past twenty - five years the worship forms that have been used for thousands of years, have come to be regarded as wholly inadequate and must be replaced with forms that have little in common with the historic worship forms of the past?

The firm's hard - driving, solution - oriented sales culture has produced a new set of clients in a space that may seem to have little in common with energy giants and others in infrastructure.

Indeed, there are now about 25,000 micro-breweries operating world wide, many of them offering complex, gourmet beers that have little in common with mass market, heavily branded lagers.

Though these companies are exposed to commodity prices, they have little in common with actual miners.

This big - money model has little in common with the traditional low - budget start - up.

Those gods had little in common with the god created by desert tribesmen in the Middle East.

The only thing it shares is the name, in the same way that the modern Republican party has little in common with the party of Lincoln except its name (nor do the Democrats share much with their predecessors of 100 years ago).

It is generally believed that the Indian Christians are beings apart, having little in common with Hindus.

The church I attend looks very different than the one three minutes down the road, and the larger church body I belong to has little in common with the type of 10,000 member megachurches below the border that fly giant American flags and preach that God's 100 per cent in favour of bombing Iraq.

The original Gospel of Jesus, in Hamack's view, had little in common with the ecclesiastical statutes and doctrines of orthodoxy.

Served over steamed jasmine rice, Ching's «posh» take on chopped suey has little in common with greasy takeout versions of the recipe.

Awesome September Ole Miss had little in common with Sad December Ole Miss..

It has little in common with Plattsburgh and Watertown (North Country REDC), Utica (Mohawk Valley REDC) or the Albany / Saratoga region (Capital REDC).

Unlike his father, Davies has resisted defecting to Ukip — but not because he has little in common with Nigel Farage's party.