Sentence examples for fully dislike from inspiring English sources
Once Central Intelligence hits its stride (and prior to Bob Stone's appearance the comedy doesn't quite snap together) the film is impossible to fully dislike.
State legislators dislike spending fully half their time on local affairs, but they like lording it over the counties.
And the most baffling thing: I can't fully explain why I dislike it so much.
In another trial the authors felt that some of their study respondents fully understood but disliked and resisted concepts such as placebo and randomisation, for example[ 54].
Part of the reason the episode didn't fully work for me was because I dislike the kind of timey-wimey machinations on display here.
People don't trust and can't fully endorse it, even the ones who deeply dislike the president.
As Philip Gould, who would later become Mr Blair's chief pollster, predicted beforehand, "in the polling booth people may be more likely to vote for the devil they know and dislike than the devil they do not fully trust".
But even if you fully appreciated what a nasty person Armstrong is, it was possible to dislike him even more when he was finished, Christine Brennan writes in USA Today.
So when you see somebody else displaying one of these traits, it absolutely infuriates you, not because you inherently dislike it, but because you have to fight your desire to fully integrate it into your whole consciousness.
