Sentence examples for clearly dislike from inspiring English sources

The other option is to focus on the policies and interest groups that voters clearly dislike, and attack them.

Atkinson observes that there are people who clearly dislike the implications of openness around salary, even after he shares his own salary with them.

A study by psychologist Julianne Holt-Lunstad of Brigham Young University and collaborators at the University of Utah found that relationships characterized by ambivalence can lead to elevation in blood pressure; the same researcher found that blood pressure is higher around friends for whom we have mixed feelings than it is around people we clearly dislike.

Clearly, dislike of McConnell -- a shrewd, remorseless combatant in the Senate and in GOP circles nationally -- is one reason why Grimes was so well-received in Martha's Vineyard.

The president clearly dislikes the diversity visa program.

Ms. Dowd clearly dislikes this particular woman with an intensity that distorted reality.

The monkeys ate this food but clearly disliked the fact that it had become liberally mixed with sand.

His speeches are awkward, he clearly dislikes all the flesh-pressing and he looks like an angry potato.

Though not usually known for sexing up, Harvard University Press clearly disliked the plain English packaging of a potentially hot book.

Nowadays I wonder how I could have read so many books that were such heavy going and which I so clearly disliked.

Although he relished collaborating with actors such as John Goodman, Ned Beatty and Mary Steenburgen, he clearly disliked working with Jones, though he will not be drawn any further.