Sentence examples for greatly dislike from inspiring English sources

Nicknamed "Double Dynamite" as a result of their exciting stage shows, Prater and Moore reputedly came to greatly dislike each other and seldom spoke.

I greatly dislike the word 'consumer,' but I tend use it like everyone else.

Most of us greatly dislike the feeling of anxiety, and many people turn to various addictions and pills to avoid this feeling.

If you greatly dislike this trait, lighter-colored, shallow-cut stones tend to have fewer extinctions, but may have other problems, such as windowing (a transparent appearance, like looking through a window) and less brilliance.

The robot overlords greatly disliked allowing their human prisoners to be released while awaiting judgement.

Margaret Thatcher viewed the Foreign Office as overly wet, and greatly disliked its penchant for compromise.

She greatly disliked her predecessor and he was said to be a socialist.

Abdullah was stunned by the power of editors, referring to them as oligarchs, and he greatly disliked the kowtowing.

Though Babbitt entitled the article The Composer as Specialist, High Fidelity rechristened it Who Cares If You Listen?, a title Babbitt greatly disliked, contributing to its notoriety and convincing many that Babbitt simply wrote music for his own amusement.

He was born in Bristol, the son of an actor who deserted his actress wife when Michael was six months old, and greatly disliked his stepfather, a tea planter.

Her sex pictures were in some sense a response to the political storms over "pornography" in art (Jesse Helms versus Robert Mapplethorpe, et al)., and also to Jeff Koons's copulation images, which she had greatly disliked.