Sentence examples for dislike more than from inspiring English sources

There is nothing gentrifiers dislike more than other gentrifiers, especially much richer ones.

"There is nothing I dislike more than premature intellectual closure," he writes.

There's nothing people dislike more than dishonesty, especially when they're paying for a service.

Titled "E.O.D. Lifestyle," it says just this: "I dislike death, however, there are some things I dislike more than death.

As we've all learned during the last few hundred days, there's nothing conservative Republicans dislike more than social engineering, except when they like it.

I'm relieved to see the back of Christmas, but if there's anything I dislike more than the bloated December holiday, it's New Years and the resolutions that inevitably follow.

There is nothing the Fourth Estate dislikes more than being 'snubbed' to use tabloid vernacular.

The only thing mid-20th-century scientists disliked more than being wrong was being told they were wrong by a woman.

Almodóvar says the study left him with "a Kafkaesque sensation of fear, disgust, astonishment, fury and indignation", for there is nothing he dislikes more than puritan moralism.

The only thing Alice disliked more than children was sex, but she realised, so she did, that Jerry would never marry her unless he was allowed to take her at least once.

There is nothing a fielding side dislikes more than a nightwatchman who hangs around the morning after he has fulfilled his role, yet that is just what Paul Harris did, sapping valuable energy from England's bowlers, vitality that would have been better spent attempting to dismiss South Africa's resolute middle order.