Sentence examples for certainly disliked from inspiring English sources

Cromitie certainly disliked Jews.

It was certainly disliked by some leftwing Scots but not by voters as a whole.

He certainly dislikes the idea of an adversarial type, such as Mr Klaus, replacing him.

They certainly dislike the company's message to the world: you do not need the latest and greatest in technology to offer outstanding services.

Moreover, he has just replaced his first finance director, the stern Donna Arduin, with another moderate Republican, Tom Campbell, a former congressman who certainly dislikes taxes, but is seen as a more congenial figure by Democrats.The immediate likelihood, therefore, is for another serving of fudge in the 2005-06 budget.

James's direct influence on Proust is debated; certainly James disliked what he read of the French writer.

Attitudes certainly differed: women disliked laundry less than men.

I wish I had never worn... Certainly school uniform I disliked a lot – I hated to wear it when I was very young.

And Phoenix is certainly easy to dislike — people call it an L.A. stripped of personality, celebrities, Hollywood, and the ocean.

At the beginning of the concert a screen flashed the members' likes and dislikes: certainly the tween girls were scratching their heads about Mr. Malik's stated dislike of Y-front underwear.

Certainly his underlings dislike the sectarian style Mr Wolfowitz seems to share with the man who appointed him.If Mr Wolfowitz is an overconfident thinker, he also seems an insecure manager, too impressed by bumptious aides.