Sentence examples for I dislike having from inspiring English sources

I dislike having to power up the torch on my phone to read the menu.

Minha adds that just because many Chinese people agree to using an English name, it's not necessarily what they want: "On a personal level, I dislike having a name forced upon me," she says.

I love writing, I love dwelling and living so closely within the subject for a while -- reading is such a big part of it -- I love those things so much that as much as I dislike having my work bashed in public, it's not pleasant, but I love writing so much more than I dislike that -- I couldn't be stopped by that.

Typical comments included: I dislike having to refer pathology to other optometrists for them to decide whether or not it can be referred to the hospital eye service.

"I disliked having to throw out Salinger's best lines," Hamilton had written.

In your case I am making an exception because I want you to know how much my colleagues and I disliked having to make this move.

I had seldom wondered why I disliked having my picture taken so much until I read my friend Carl Studna's new book, Click!, and now I think I know why: The camera doesn't lie -- it looks right into us and offers us real time feedback, an opportunity to pause and see who we really are between "perfect poses" and, perhaps, even about how we really feel about ourselves in that moment.

"It made me take it (lab) more seriously which was quite nerve racking" (student 9) "I disliked having a standardised patient which seemed to put considerable more stress and pressure on me" (student 29) "I found it added to my nerves because I know that they were older and this made me nervous.

Call me spoiled and entitled, but I have come to expect this service when I travel, and dislike having to pay extra for it.

It reminded me of times in high school when I'd learn that a teacher or student I really disliked had experienced something incredibly tragic and unfair, and then you have to make room in your brain to hold the complexity of your dislike for this person with the understanding that they're dealing with something completely beyond your own sheltered experience of the world.

As a pedestrian I dislike that pavements have become narrower to give space for car parking.