Sentence examples for active dislike of from inspiring English sources

Both Penn and Teller have an active dislike of religion.

They symbolized a new political consciousness (both toyed with Communism), and expressed an active dislike of their country's class system and its hypocritical attitudes toward sex.

Despite the ready access to these information-rich tools, our students come to college with weak attention skills and too often an active dislike of sustained reading.

His unyielding enforcement of its rules and active dislike of some of its users on largely ethnic grounds results in an altercation in the park that lights the touchpaper of Gee's multi-voiced novel in its opening chapter.

The new collection, Don't Think That I'm Bad: Margaretha Zelle Before Mata Hari (1902-1904), reveals that this so-called "maneater" who danced at La Scala in Milan, the Opera in Paris and private salons across Europe actually had an active dislike of sex.

During this period Liszt took an active dislike to the career of a virtuoso.

I have rarely found anyone who had an active dislike for him, who rooted for him to lose, even when rooting for his opponent to win — whereas there are a lot of people who want Tiger Woods to fail.

But he coupled that with something that explains why the discord and active dislike he prompted among some of his colleagues found scant resonance among reporters he met along the way, many of whom he courted assiduously, and many of whom became friends.

The terror of a universe that takes notice of us with active dislike seems to strike most people these days as the more unsettling alternative.

It is quite unlike the atmosphere of strained toleration or active dislike between the sexes we seem to have at home".

I admit to a general lack of regard for Schumann's orchestral works -- not active dislike, exactly.