Sentence examples for further dislike from inspiring English sources

"I don't rate Supreme that much at the moment, but the fact he's wearing it makes me further dislike it, and dislike him.

The word itself has become an expression and a symbol of ill will and there can be further dislike and distrust complications, occasionally due to mis-interpreted words.

Letters of his calling for abridgement of colonial rights were published in 1773, further intensifying dislike of him in the colony.

But Thiel goes much further: he dislikes the whole idea of using college to find an intellectual focus.

Saadi had further cause to dislike Benghazi: over the years its residents had struggled to conceal their hatred for Gaddafi.

Callil expands further on her dislike of Roth's writing in an article in the Guardian's Review, in which she describes the author's reach as "narrow... not in the Austen, Bellow or Updike sense, because they use a narrow canvas to convey the widest concepts and ideas.

Mr Wen went further, suggesting his dislike for "red" campaigns.

The director's insensitivity to actors made Gielgud nervous and further increased his dislike of filming.

In the new world, physical capital is a costly overhead, not a protection.In this new era, the record companies have a further disadvantage: everybody dislikes them.

Further, Peirce was disliked for his failure at Big Bethel.

But the incident further broiled Furillo's dislike for the Giants and Durocher.