We have so much in common and there are so few issues that divide us.
Andrew was cute and funny, and we had so much in common right from the beginning.
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Who knew I had so much in common with Ghanaian soccer players?
Mr James, a former county cricketer who played a couple of times for England, says that, despite having so much in common, the two men are not friends.
While they share so much in common, including the raising of their four children, ages 7 to 12 (a pursuit that had occupied most of Ms. Willis's time in recent years), their own musical tendencies have been distinct enough that finding the combined sonic sweet spot that could work for them as a musical duo took some experimentation.
But Kunjamon is from a new and fast growing community from south India who have come quickly in large numbers, they are Catholics and speak a different language so they don't have too much in common with the established Indian community.
D.s in business manage to repackage the most glaring examples of common sense and the obvious in so much math and psychology mumbo jumbo that the uninitiated are actually, if only temporarily, fooled into thinking that something profound is going on.
Yet there must have been tenets in common, and serious tenets, for so much else appears to be too nonsensical and wild to bind a community together.
The Founders were concerned that a popular vote would leave too much in the hands of the common people, so they devised a system of electors, and left a good deal of the mechanism of appointing those electors up to individual states.
For him the EU is about co-operation on issues that members have in common, without submerging the diversity that members cherish so much.
It's common in these circles to believe computers are becoming so much like people that, in another few decades, we will be able to download our consciousness into them and thus live forever.
Unfortunately, though health care is changing rapidly, traditional medical education focuses on teaching physicians to function solo, learning the details of diagnosing and intervening, but not so much the complexities of engaging disparate groups of clinicians, including nonphysicians, in common cause.
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For the sake of our citizens who are in Haiti, for the sake of the Haitian people who have suffered so much, and for the sake of our common humanity, we stand in solidarity with our neighbors to the south, knowing that but for the grace of God, there we go.
Micro-organisms on Earth are much more common in fresh water than acidic water, and so rather than Mars just having been a potential haven for some extreme forms of life, Curiosity's discovery means that Mars had -- and still preserves evidence of -- environments that were habitable for an enormous variety of micro-organisms that thrive on our own planet.
And she said hospitals needed to collect much more detailed data, so they knew which departments infections were more common in, and which particular patients were affected.
So much for the common belief among Americans that there's not a whole lot to do in Wellington, New Zealand.
But skeleton and weightlifting have about as much in common as quilting and auto repair, and that is what makes Ms. Uhlaender so unusual.
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There was so much more, but the common thread is that this is what a Democratic President might expect to pass in a liberal Democratic Congress.
But this sort of whole-genome sequencing, which has so far been completed on five bacteria, should allow a much better understanding of how bacteria work, what they have in common, and what makes individual species unique.
And so we arrive at the odd reality of tennis in 2013, where Federer and Nadal aren't so much rivals, but co-conspirators working toward a common goal: toppling Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray, two younger, fitter players whose confidence continues to grow.
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