Sentence examples for dislike being from inspiring English sources

Many others dislike being disturbed.

"Basically I dislike being dependent, that's all," he said, looking hard into her eyes.

Well, I've always tended to dislike being told that something can't be done.

You say that many customers "dislike being expected to bargain with shifty car-dealers".

In her eighties, she confessed that she had always tended to dislike being touched.

Although I like to read aloud, I dislike being read aloud to.

Like your good self, I dislike being manipulated by the text.

And since most voters dislike being mugged, that matters.Mr Giuliani's record as a tax-cutter is also fairly strong.

The country's growing number of Roman Catholics dislike being told that Protestantism is the source of the country's economic dynamism.

For this reason especially, the promoters of the new orthodoxy dislike being called traditionalists.But in many ways they are.

That is unlikely, but not impossible: as the presidential poll showed, voters dislike being taken for granted.