Sentence examples for mutual liking from inspiring English sources

A mutual liking developed, which grew into trust.

A middle-aged German woman and an American soldier, who is quartered in what was once her house, form a peculiar friendship through their mutual liking for music.

Their mutual liking is heightened by the intrusion into their lives of the arriviste Baron and Baroness Sampson, who are Jewish.

They had met through university friends and the spark had been immediate: locked eyes across a dinner table; a shared interest in the same Netflix box sets and a mutual liking for the music of Father John Misty.

The system is designed to create more losers than winners, and so it's hardly surprising that children are reporting feelings of failure rather than mutual liking, or are deciding to escape it all with a two-litre bottle of White Lightning.

I sailed through one course after we bonded over a mutual liking of The National, back when being into that band was cool and not what dads put on their record players to escape their family.

Like Tinder, it matches potential suitors by location and relies on Facebook for profile information; however, you don't have to wait for a mutual like to contact.

Being open to talking about mutual likes, dislikes, needs and limits gives you and your potential partner the confidence to explore more fully when play begins.

If you get a mutual "like," you're instantly connected to your match via text message (without the other person seeing your real phone number).

That means lenders would have troubles, too including, one assumes, Washington Mutual: like other mortgage banks, most of the mortgages it now holds are of the adjustable-rate variety.

Washington Mutual liked her so much that the company hired her on as its general counsel.