Sentence examples for fierce dislike from inspiring English sources
Partly to flee a British press that had taken a fierce dislike to Yoko.
Posting on Twitter as "The Real Sabu", Monsegur had a combative style, and proclaimed a fierce dislike of the authorities.
Families descended en masse on Hampden from Ayrshire, youngsters therefore indoctrinated into the fierce dislike these two sides have for each other, if they were not already aware.
Even Oehlen's passionate fans will confess to having felt a fierce dislike on first seeing his work, which goes beyond offending good taste to obliterating it.
Although she has fiercely loyal fans (some of whom apparently tampered with Wikipedia to support her revisionist version of Revere's ride), she inspires fierce dislike as well.
But Mr Putin has a fierce dislike of Mr Saakashvili, Georgia's maverick president, and seems determined to replace his government.Mr Putin may also want to deal with Georgia in good time before Russia hosts 2014 winter Olympic games in Sochi, a Black-sea resort town only few miles from the Abkhaz border.
And she writes nonfiction, including book reviews for the Guardian, in which she is glowing in her enthusiasms and fierce in her dislikes.
Now for those who now me, I am not simply a huge baseball and Oakland Athletics fan; I also dislike the San Francisco Giants something fierce.
However much they dislike Mr Erdogan's Islamist leanings, even fierce secularists concede that his economic and political record is impressive.Their secularism is best sensed by visiting Ataturk's mausoleum high above the city (pictured, left).
Just as he inspires strong dislike among some Londoners he continues to command fierce loyalty among many others, who see him as a loyal champion.
