Sentence examples for a shared antipathy from inspiring English sources
A shared antipathy for American intervention in their areas has camouflaged points of conflict.
On the contrary, the culture here thrives on a shared antipathy toward conveniences that might mar the long-revered landscape.
These otherwise disparate elements of the Trump coalition come together under his nationalism and, crucially, a shared antipathy toward American liberals.
Besides a shared antipathy to America, little common ground stands between Shia Iran and the militantly Sunni Taliban, and the Iranians regard President Hamid Karzai as the better long-term bet, providing cash (bags of it, according to WikiLeaks) and applauding his increasingly anti-American stance.
But politically they were well attuned, conservatives with a shared antipathy to the soggy liberalism that feels constrained almost to apologise for the West's achievements and fails to grasp how vulnerable its democratic values are in places such as the Middle East.
If the audience is sufficiently motivated in either case by a shared antipathy towards the target, whether the damaging information is true or false scarcely matters because believing it feels good and serves a social function.
Today, it's a loose band of activists with shared antipathy towards racists, sexists, and homophobics.They are hardnosed in the war against hate, which they wage on the web and the streets alike.
Whatever its shared antipathy toward terror, it regards an American military presence as a threat to its considerable influence in the region.
Kurdish political leaders argue further that the alliance of Arab tribal and urbane elite is a marriage of convenience arising from their shared antipathy to the Kurds.
It too often refers to a theoretical coalition united by little more than shared antipathy towards the Conservative party.
At the same time, it could distract from Mr. Netanyahu's efforts to forge stronger relations with Sunni Arab nations on the basis of shared antipathy toward Iran, dominated by a Shiite theocracy that has threatened Israel's existence and challenged Arab interests in the region.
