Sentence examples for extreme dislike from inspiring English sources

Eve's extreme dislike of cats is not revealed to be a result of a childhood trauma.

Sorkin, who is forty-nine, says that he knew very little about social networking, and he professes extreme dislike of the blogosphere and social media.

He had an extreme dislike for the use of algebra and analysis, and he often expressed the opinion that calculation hampered thinking, whereas pure geometry stimulated creative thought.

"I swear," Michael said, "Dad's last words were 'Where's Aaron?' " His brother stared at him with that old look of extreme dislike.

Taken to an extreme, dislike and mistrust of a cappella has even led to violence: a 2007 fight outside a New Year's Eve party in San Francisco — instigated, allegedly, by an impromptu performance of the national anthem by the Baker's Dozen, a men's a cappella group from Yale — sent several members to the hospital.

Daniel describes his father as a businessman with an extreme dislike of committees, which perhaps explains his preference for building businesses rather than running them.

He took extreme dislikes: to Kumar, whom he accused of being the biggest liar in the history of the Southern District federal courthouse; to Reed Brodsky, the prosecutor, whom he mocked as a crybaby; and to the reporters covering the trial.

Finally, it is necessary to note that in the process of evaluating the environment, the extreme like or dislike of the pedestrian leads to the total omission of some spots in the spatial decision making of the individual.

A lot of extreme metal fans dislike anything that isn't heavy enough for them.

Rand is less extreme but is disliked by many in the Republican mainstream who regard him as isolationist on foreign policy.

On Monday the site's senior political writer, Harry Enten, formerly of the Guardian US, published a piece called "Let's Be Serious about Ted Cruz from the Start: He's Too Extreme and Too Disliked to Win".