Sentence examples for faint dislike from inspiring English sources
Ms. Seinfeld seems to be one of those physically attractive women, not unlike Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, John F. Kennedy Jr.'s wife, whom New Yorkers took a faint dislike to on first glance and over many years of relative silence in the news media never really changed their minds about.
Already there is a faint crackle of dislike in the air.
And yet, some authorities on philanthropy fear the consequences of this giving boom, and dislike the faint air of playing god that hangs over its creations such as the Gates foundation.
Got a faint feeling that she disliked the question".
It is often described as a faint whisper of emotion, defined specifically as a positive (like) or negative (dislike) evaluative feeling toward a stimulus that can occur both consciously and unconsciously (Slovic, Finucane, Peters, & MacGregor, 2004).
This may sound like faint praise, but Evans's lists -- of his likes and dislikes, of his prospective subjects, of his negatives, of the things he needed and the things he saw -- are powerful bits of vertical writing.
