Sentence examples for disliked doing from inspiring English sources

He disliked doing everything — eating, reading, watching TV — in the equivalent of a bedroom.

He disliked doing the same twelve-minute routine two or sometimes three times a day, so he improvised freely.

I created an entire job description out of the communications-related activities that I could delegate and/or disliked doing.

As a somewhat arrogant and action-oriented American who saw herself as somehow set apart, even as our roles differed little, it used to frustrate me that my female colleagues wouldn't just stop making tea if they disliked doing it.

That Mr Blair is disliked does not set him apart from all his predecessors.

And pharmaceuticals, long widely disliked, did better this year, according to the latest survey results released by the New York City-based Reputation Institute.

All things being equal, being liked has an advantage that being disliked does not.

But their promoters dislike doing this because it dilutes their stakes.

"I can't say there's anything that I dislike doing here," she said.

It is obvious that he dislikes doing interviews, but sarcastic and rude he is not.

Most writers, myself included, tend to dislike doing big- star-in-a-ritzy-hotel type interviews.