common groundin a sentence
common ground as in: we found common ground in ...
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My life had diverged from my sister's, and it felt as though there was no common ground between us.† (source)
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They only talked fishing; never ventured to other subjects, neither smiled often, but on common ground they were steady.† (source)
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To some degree, this was because they were kindred spirits—finding ample evidence of common ground and cause for laughter in the midst of effortless conversation; but it was also almost certainly a matter of upbringing.† (source)
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If he liked music and films, surely we could find some common ground?† (source)
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That we have had difficulties finding a common ground with Luna, a solution that would serve both parties.† (source)
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There are not that many subjects that could be spoken about, between us; there's not much common ground, except this one mysterious and chancy thing.† (source)
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He'd learned the hard way that if somebody was going to have your back in a fight, it was better if you found some common ground and trusted each other.† (source)
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At my house, with my family, we found a common ground.† (source)
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But Paul nevertheless finds some common ground in this culture.† (source)
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The only common ground they have, as far as I know, is failure.† (source)
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A commingling of computer and AI-generated dataspheres and the quasi-perceptual Gibsonian matrix designed originally for human operators, now accepted as common ground for man, machine, and AI.† (source)
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Pro-choice and pro-life camps, despite their differences, should be able to find common ground and work together on many points, in particular on an agenda to reduce the number of abortions.† (source)
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Ryan was watching something he had never seen before, men from two different places and two very different cultures trying to find common ground.† (source)
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But almost instantly they reach a common ground.† (source)
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Knowing my old friends and I had lost all common ground.† (source)
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It was intriguing that the two of you do such varied jobs and still manage to share common ground.† (source)
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