Sentence examples similar to we share a distaste for from inspiring English sources

When it came to dogs, we shared a distaste that touched the fringe of disgust and flirted with the edge of phobia.

Advocates for motorists and for bicyclists share a distaste for the change.

Rodriguez has long been aware that there are baseball fans who share a distaste for him.

Our results imply that the yuan will be most popular among countries that share a distaste for U.S. primacy.

The two men seemed to share a distaste for introspection: Mr. Gonzales's friends, the author writes, saw him as bright, "but not interested in loftier intellectual pursuits".

At the very least, however, it seems probable that Gore justices, like the moderate Clinton appointees Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen G. Breyer, would share a distaste for sweeping exercises of judicial power and a reluctance to strike down federal laws in the name of states' rights.

They shared a distaste for small talk with strangers and had a habit of quickly disappearing from social events.

Frank and Michael Oxley, the Ohio Republican who was his predecessor as chairman, shared a distaste for the tradition, and together they were known as the "impatient caucus".

But as they talked, it turned out they had also both originally been trained to sing opera and that they shared a distaste for miked voices on Broadway and a belief that when you go to the theater as a civilian it is only proper to dress up.

In a tweet just hours after Trump announced Indiana Gov. Mike Pence (R) as his running mate, Senor said he found the choice perplexing considering the two had previously shared a distaste for the candidate.

Many of the patrons of Grogans pub – a mid-sized bar in the centre of Dublin you could reasonably pitch to tourists as authentically Irish – share a distaste for U2.