Sentences with phrase «what you have in common»

What they have in common is hard to miss: for the most part, these companies go to market unopposed.

If we connect with people about what we have in common — sports teams, TV shows, interests — it is easier to have dialogue about what we disagree on.

Spend 18 hours in a car with someone, and you'll soon learn what you have in common.

Maybe you have a goal of winning a specific prize — looking closer at other award winners (even if it's a different award) can help you pinpoint what they have in common and what you can embrace to up your odds.

Since 2005, Waldman and his colleagues have been studying the neurological patterns of successful entrepreneurs and senior managers in an attempt to learn what they have in common.

Here's how The British Psychological Society Research Digest blog sums up the results: «The data showed that the more a participant had turned their thoughts towards what they had in common with the other director, the more their ingratiation behaviors paid off — they were more likely to get an invitation to join the board in the months that followed.»

It was hard to figure out who was who, why they connected and what they had in common.

The impulse to dissect their personalities and motivations to see what they have in common is therefore quite natural.

What they all have in common is most important: They've lived the struggles, catapulted themselves above the status quo, and breathed deep the sweet smell of success.

What they have in common is a need not just for capital, but also for counsel, collaboration, and a business partner.

What they had in common: All sold wine.

What they all have in common — and what we're missing in Canada — is a country - specific private and public framework designed to capture wealth from ideas.

But regardless of the specifics, what they all have in common is bringing together a group of active Accredited Investors interested in supporting young startups.

Consider the Bond Rating -: Each municipal bond comes with different interest rate; but what they all have in common is that the interest rate is fixed, so you should choose with high interest rate.

At some point, atheist assemble together and share what they have in common.

Some of are attracted to the * unknown * and others fear it; but what we all have in common isthat none of us enjoys living outside of our psychological comfort zone.

He has told us to look to our own attitudes first, and then to focus on what we have in common.

First, Plato argues that, instead of focusing on disputes about which virtues are the needful ones and how they are to be distinguished one from another, it is more important and fruitful to attend to what they have in common and inquire into what Virtue is in itself — the essence of virtue.

The goal is to lightheartedly combat some of the vitriol coming out of the online Christian community by celebrating what we have in common and demonstrating that we can have a sense of humor when it comes to non-essential theological disagreements.

I shall not delay the discussion here to defend Bergson against his critics, except to point out that what is frequently termed «irrationalism» in Bergson is precisely what he has in common with all modern disciplines that take the dimension of depth seriously.

What they have in common is organizational innovation — chiefly in their capacity to act small in important ways.

What all have in common is the assumption of self - sufficiency, the belief that each of us, and the brave new world we inhabit, can go merrily along forever, beholden to nothing more than our own inherent wisdom and virtue.

Therefore, if everyone foused more on what they have in common and not so much on religous norms, people might get along better and have a better understanding of each other.

I think both sides would be much better off concentrating on what they have in common, rather than putting up «more correct than thou» signs.

How can we see what we have in common and paddle together so that all of us get to shore?

And while our religious tradition is often not as easy to comprehend as our individual histories, we must make the attempt in order to identify what we have in common.

What they have in common is a sense of outrage at Goldhagen's arrogance, self - righteousness, and exploitation of popular stereotypes.

Perhaps it will be the danger of seeing humanity and nature engulfed by a brutal exploitation that will bring the world religions to a fuller realization of what they have in common and what they can learn from each other (see Chapter 3).

What they have in common...

All of these people have different perspectives on life and faith and the Bible, but what they all have in common is a commitment to some idea of «biblical womanhood.»

You know what they all have in common.

We can talk about our disagreements knowing that what we have in common far outweighs our differences, for together we can affirm that Christ has died, Christ has risen, and Christ will come again!

Focus instead on what you have in common.

To understand a particular man is not to understand what he has in common with all other men, or even with all other equally developed men.

«You're not different,» he says, «look what you have in common!»

We can talk about our disagreements knowing that what we have in common far outweighs our differences, for together we can affirm hat Christ has died, Christ has risen, and Christ will come again!

Here is what he is telling them: «Rather than focus on the differences that are between you, focus on what you have in common.

But look at what you have in common.

Renown chef and TV host Andrew Zimmern says that «In an age like ours, it's important to know what our neighbors are thinking and eating, and to propagate conversations that celebrate what we have in common, to better solve the problems that we all face.»

It is easy to focus on our differences rather than what we have in common — a faith in a risen Jesus.

On the final afternoon, after extended small - group discussions, chair Adams offered a rousing call to arms: «I don't even want to identify what we have in common, because that would be divisive.»

And yet when the infinite variety of American Protestantism has been fully recognized — its variety in historic backgrounds, in class affiliations, in creeds and in institutions — the fact remains that what it has in common is perhaps even more impressive than its variety.

In Sessions's view, finding common ground reduces the efforts of all to what they have in common.

I think we just forget sometimes that we argue because of what we have in common.

What they have in common is that unity of religious and political certitude which, despite all the ideological differences, is uncomfortably reminiscent of the fanaticism unleashed by Muslim fundamentalists.

Today, politicians will put aside their differences to honour murdered MP Jo Cox and focus on what they have in common.

In the same way, when evangelizing Muslims, it's helpful to start with what you have in common: Allah as creator of the world, who flooded the earth in the time of Noah, revealed himself to Abraham, and handed 10 commandments to Moses on Mount Sinai.

We are in a world and country today with divisiveness and we need to start finding more about what we have in common than different.

What they all have in common is that they'll be a healthy start to your day.

The flavor profile of roasted pumpkin seeds are varied, but guess what they all have in common?