Sentence examples for express dislike of from inspiring English sources
Anne Robinson found you weren't allowed to express dislike of the Welsh.
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.
But one can also express dislike of something by booing or hissing.
One can express dislike of something by saying that one dislikes it.
Donkeys should not be expected to tolerate severe winter weather, although they can be let out onto the snow occasionally for fresh air as long as they don't express dislike of this (some donkeys like snow; others hate it).
Expressing dislike of something you don't know is usually known as prejudice.
The opposition from gay rights groups has developed because few senators have been as direct as Mr. Ashcroft in expressing dislike of gay behavior.
Other members may have been expressing dislike of some of Mr. Mersch's economic ideas — in particular a wariness of inflation.
Perhaps that is the new interpretation for the 21st century, I speculated: it might be hard on Trotsky, given his frequently expressed dislike of being pigeonholed as a Jew, but it would certainly be in line with this century's predilection for applying a Jewish prism to history and historical personages.
The review from Adventure Gamers expressed dislike of the soundtrack, and, at times, "found it too heavy and not well suited to the game's theme".
