Sentence examples for express dislike from inspiring English sources

Anne Robinson found you weren't allowed to express dislike of the Welsh.

Every so often, famous people, who by definition are photographed a lot, express dislike for selfies.

Breaking Bad has officially replaced The Wire in 2012 as "TV show most likely to send you to social Siberia when you express dislike".

[She laughs.] Although I do find it strange that the Internet and the tabloids express dislike and judge without having access to the truth.

In Hollywood, where many liberal activists openly express dislike for Mr. Bush and the war in Iraq, the book immediately created a buzz, particularly after Mr. Clarke appeared on the CBS News program "60 Minutes".

One of the retrograde patterns you see in a Middle East speckled with US-backed dictatorships is that Islamism is often the only avenue to express dislike of the current state of affairs.

All the microbrewers present expressed dislike for standard U.S. beers.

Happy with all of it – it's other people who have expressed "dislike".

Later in the study, the children expressed dislike for the foods they had been rewarded for eating.

Tellingly, the one thing he expresses dislike for is reality TV, which he calls "the death of entertainment".

*** For the most part the ones who wrote in and expressed dislike for Americans had similar reasons.