Sentence examples for shared dislike from inspiring English sources
Syria's rebels are united by little more than shared dislike for ISIS.
There's also the matter of their shared dislike of President Bush.
Although her husband's relations with George Bush have been strained, Ms Fernández may reckon that a shared dislike of Iran will bring closer ties with the next American president.
Soon, in the blathering small talk that kills time, Ed Myers and Daryl Jordan identified a bond beyond a shared dislike for the Moocher, who drank but never bought.
Since the one thing most of these parties have in common is that they are nationalists, they may have difficulty agreeing on much beyond their shared dislike of the EU.
Political rapprochement with the West a key part of the "opening"—began several years before Mao's death, driven by a shared dislike of the Soviet Union.The rule of prudenceThe word "opening" did not even appear in the communiqué issued on December 22nd 1978, at the end of the two meetings.
They shared dislikes, too: American musicals, litter, Conservatives, television.
While studies show we connect better with people when sharing dislikes rather than sharing likes, it's a bad idea to base your relationship with your boss on how poorly he believes the rest of his direct reports are performing.
She shared the dislike of Friedman and his followers for regulation, trade unions, the welfare state and public works.
Slate's June Thomas shared her dislike for the cover in an article headlined: "This is a terrible way to commemorate a major civil rights victory".
Burnett pitied him for his loss, and shared his dislike of the Army, so in October of 2011 he came to a barbecue at the Salmons'.
