Sentence examples similar to cause dislike from inspiring English sources

Even those who have cause to dislike Ms. Tarlow, don't.

Saadi had further cause to dislike Benghazi: over the years its residents had struggled to conceal their hatred for Gaddafi.

At the same time, you want to be reasonable even if you have cause to dislike the person you're working with.

Professor Piers Steel suggests you give money to one of your friends and tell them they can give it away to a cause you dislike if you don't complete the task.

'Abdu'l-Baha, Baha'u'llah's son and appointed successor, likewise stated, "If religion becomes a cause of dislike, hatred and division, it were better to be without it, and to withdraw from such a religion would be a truly religious act.

These differences in philosophy, interests, or lifestyles may cause resentment, dislike, even hatred or anger.

He talked rapidly and (be cause he disliked to wear spec tacles for his far‐sightedness) without notes; yet he was adroit in building logical climaxes and in communicating a sense of passionate involvement in what he was saying.

Halo branding obviously works in two directions: While successful positive branding makes the heart aflutter with the heightened belief, "this is what I believe and want and must have," the opposite causes intense dislike and even hatred.

Many dismiss them as simple narcissism (maybe even a sign of psychopathy) with little use and – at worst – something that causes a disliking for their target group.

The letter writer suggests that such pressures cause children to dislike school and learning.

"The only thing King did is to cause us to dislike him more and more," said Johnson.