Sentence examples for dislike the implication that from inspiring English sources
It's not only that I hadn't fully grasped the degree to which the word "heritage" is now considered a term of abuse, something I find wholly mystifying, given that our heritage – emphasis on the word "our" – includes such things as libraries, national parks, museums and galleries; I also strongly dislike the implication that we're all in one camp or the other.
Chomsky, however, disliked the notion that such a minimally evolved creature as a bee could have language, because language was, to him, distinctly human; he also disliked the implication that language in humans was, like the waggle dance, a skill that had evolved because it was useful.
The US has taken a subtly different approach to the negotiations in the past day, with the special envoy for climate change, Todd Stern, speaking approvingly of the roadmap – a term he has avoided before, as the US dislikes the implication that there is a set route with a strict timetable and clear destination.
Atkinson observes that there are people who clearly dislike the implications of openness around salary, even after he shares his own salary with them.
Run-of-the-mill consultants dislike the attention lavished on such superstars, and resent the implication that their job is simply to apply someone else's ideas.
Yet despite the implication that the SNP's nationalism is disliked, there is evidence the SNP is actually increasingly popular in the northern isles, after traditionally not standing candidates there.
"They dislike the displacement and disaffection that comes with that.
He disliked the responsibilities that went with owning a house.
