Sentence examples for distaste between from inspiring English sources

The distaste between the former Southwest Conference rivals was heightened by Texas Coach Rick Barnes's comments (made in jest, he said) about possibly not playing at Arkansas next season if his team was treated poorly this week.

Ivan Gold remembered sensing a "visceral distaste" between the two, while the poet John Malcolm Brinnin and Starbuck tried to distract the dean and his wife at the other end of the table: "Did they overhear that?" the two men worried with each new explosion of naughtiness from Cheever and Sexton.

"Slumber Party" projects the hard choice of a talented director torn between distaste for her material and an eagerness to please, if only to earn the credit for a next feature.

It's an attitude that managed to stay with Americans over the intervening centuries, a tension between distaste for homosexuality and resignation that it will never go away.

Their departure from office often had more to do with power struggles or business interests than with their democratic conscience or distaste for corruption.An alliance between the two kinds of opposition might solve the problems of both groups, by joining human-rights and democratic credentials with money and political skills.

Somehow, within highly fraught parameters (a certain paper, torn online between its distaste for both immigrants and the BBC, chose the line of genius, which was to quote Twitter accusing the BBC of racism) the result was some surprisingly subtle testimony.

It's no secret that the Obama administration is torn between its distaste for Netanyahu and the political limitations of taking any action perceived as unsupportive of Israel.

Another swing vote was Syria, which was said to be torn between its own distaste for an international court and its reluctance to create yet another source of friction with Washington.

In Yemen, many people are torn between a violent distaste for foreign intervention -- even from fellow Arabs -- and a desire to crush the Houthis once and for all.

It is a surprise that, for two teams with the perfect combination of attacking ability and mutual distaste, there was no great match between the Class of 92 and the Spice Boys.

Having jettisoned banking for academia, he regards the relationship between Church and City with distaste.