Sentence examples for disliked because of from inspiring English sources
"Planinc was a forgotten figure and generally disliked because of her role in crushing the Croatian independence movement in 1971," Mr. Jelinic said by phone from Zagreb, the Croatian capital.
Reif is disliked because of his critical, sometimes sarcastic, commentary about the game and the teams, for a sense of irony and distance that those embroiled in partisan passions find simply unacceptable.
Those who might have previously felt themselves unable to leave jobs that they disliked because of the promise of the next bonus, the vesting of stock options, the annual pay rise, can now box up their belongings and follow their dreams.
These trees usually grow in areas with deep soil and high moisture, contribute to soil retention, but are disliked because of their shade cover, which exclude any other form of cropping beneath.
9. Reddit CEO Ellen Pao took the stage at the Code Conference, where she explained that she "didn't plan on becoming a symbol," and that she feels she is "disliked because of what [she] represents, Silicon Valley not being a meritocracy".
In 1968, he objected to a description of Middle-earth as "Nordic", a term he said he disliked because of its association with racialist theories.
Description of his apartment, tells about his friends in N. Y., a city he dislikes because of the noise.
The film is slight and unfocused, yet difficult to dislike because of its generous and noble subjects.
Until now, the only Pakistani officials with access to the Taliban have been ISI officers, whom the Taliban have come to intensely dislike because of perceived micromanagement of their affairs.
Some Salomon executives were unhappy that the sale of their firm to Travelers diminished the importance of Salomon's trading business, which Mr. Weill dislikes because of its unpredictable profits.
Dubbed the "father of SMS"- a title he dislikes because of the work others did to develop the technology - Matti Makkonen rarely gives interviews.
