Sentence examples for bitterly disliked from inspiring English sources

"He was bitterly disliked by very many people.

More serious, anti-Prussian feeling was now running high in Russia, where both the empress Elizabeth, who had ascended the throne in 1741, and her chancellor, Aleksey Bestuzhev-Ryumin, bitterly disliked Frederick.

The exhibition was widely and bitterly panned and disliked by some of the featured sculptors.

Mr. Christie did not cite specific actions of the Supreme Court that he disliked, but conservatives have bitterly criticized some of the court's most important decisions.

Mr. Penn, who was widely disliked by Mrs. Clinton's fiercest loyalists and had bitterly feuded with many of them, sealed his fate last week by meeting with officials from Colombia, which hired him to help secure passage of a bilateral trade treaty with the United States that Mrs. Clinton, a senator from New York, opposes.

If you are disliked, you are disliked".

He disliked Oxford.

I disliked her instantly.

Jones disliked the epithet.

He disliked flying.

Christie disliked violence.