Sentence examples for In dislike from inspiring English sources

"But there's a built in dislike of big, rich landlords too".

But many Afghans, especially Pashtuns, unite in dislike both for the Western "occupiers" and the Kabul regime.

He said there had been "a general increase in dislike of or mistrust of government," running from "Watergate, secret bombing, Pentagon papers, Irangate, right through the current administration".

This strong affinity for cattle, the 'cattle complex', is 'a strong attachment for cattle, manifested in love for and identification with the animals and in dislike of killing them except in a ritual context' (Herskovits 1952).

"There's a built-in dislike of insurance companies," he said.

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But he is not alone in disliking her.

Singers aren't being fussy in disliking them.

Vicky is not alone in disliking these characters; I dislike them, too.

I loathed it as a teenager, but was very much caught up in disliking Anna as a character.

Dorries is not unique in her party in disliking the leadership, but parliamentary patience is wearing thin with her self-styled outsider status.