Examples of 'i have more in common' in a sentence
Meaning of "i have more in common"
i have more in common - This phrase is used when someone wants to emphasize similarities between two or more things or people. It suggests that there are shared characteristics or interests
How to use "i have more in common" in a sentence
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i have more in common
I have more in common with them.
I probably should have set my sights on someone with whom I have more in common.
I have more in common with her.
Looks like you and I have more in common than we thought.
I have more in common with them than you.
You do not realize you and I have more in common than you think.
I have more in common with activists than they think.
In some way, you and I have more in common than you and my brother.
I have more in common with you than anybody i have ever known.
It 's simply because I have more in common with them.
I have more in common with this slit eyes rotten with my own family.
I guess that 's something I have more in common with.
I have more in common with Estrada.
Willie, you and I have more in common than not.
I have more in common with her than you or Kensi.
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When we argue, it reminds me I have more in common with her.
You and I have more in common than either one of us cares to admit.
You know, maybe I should be with someone I have more in common with.
And you and I have more in common now we are both afraid of sex.
Okay, look, I think that she and I have more in common.
You and I have more in common than you will ever have with any sapien.
Just listen to what I am saying, man . I have more in common with Estrada.
I have more in common with a moderate Christian than any Muslim radical who proposes violence.
As a person of faith, I have more in common with fellow conservatives.
I have more in common with my father than I thought.
In fact, you and I have more in common than you think.
I have more in common with Tom than Mary.
But deep down, he and I have more in common than it would seem.
I have more in common with a Turkish than a Russian.
Admit what? That you and I have more in common than you think.
I have more in common with Israelis than with Palestinians.
You know, I bet you and I have more in common than we think.
I have more in common with Marie Antoinette than with you.
It 's kind of weird . You and I have more in common than you and my brother.
I have more in common with a dog than I have with you.
Really? ' Cause I have more in common with him.
I have more in common with them than I ever will with you.
The candidate whom I have more in common with - 21 percent.
I have more in common with them . Like i assume you only date emotionally stunted bigots.
It 's not a racial thing . It 's cultural . I have more in common with them.
You and I have more in common than you think.
Just listen to what I'm saying, man. I have more in common with Estrada. It's just.
I have more in common with them . It 's cultural.
You know, I bet you and I have more in common than we think. -Such as?
I have more in common with Estrada . It 's just.
Mason Elliot and I have more in common than our taste in wine.
You and I have more in common than anyone else in this.
Seems Karl and I have more in common than our love of cats.
You and I have more in common than you and my brother.
I know you and I have more in common than you think, Owen.
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