Sentence examples for Public dislike from inspiring English sources

Some 50% of the public dislike the law, while only 40% approve.

Also some shred of sensitivity to the justified public dislike that both Goodwin and the Okhta Centre inspire.

If you think public dislike of bankers is bad now, imagine the outcry if consumers are asked to make sacrifices to appease foreign creditors.

Liberal Democrats, who have two MPs on the committee, share the concern that public dislike of ID cards will be worse when the bill returns to the Commons.

I think the public dislike the cardboard cutout, the lobby fodder, the sycophantic [planted] questions [in the Commons] … they don't like it".

The double florin, which was first issued in 1887, did not take the public fancy; the practical disappearance of the crown piece from circulation also reflects the public dislike of large coins, though commemorative crowns have remained popular.

However much the public dislikes the mainstream parties, they do not like him either.

In times of crisis, the general public dislikes people with money or privilege.

Asked if the public disliked leaders they didn't elect, Joyce reiterated that he was elected deputy prime minister.

Tonight he is wearing a hat like Davy Crockett, and would like to experience the public disliking him.

It's likely that at least some significant fraction of the public disliked the deal for the following reasons: – The bill did not cut spending enough.