Sentence examples for heartily disliked from inspiring English sources

He heartily disliked her, and so did his assistants.

For this he is heartily disliked by rival French telecoms bosses.

Bowman, heartily disliked by much of the army as well as the RAF as old-fashioned, clunky and inadequate, is likely to have to be replaced.

WHAT can you do with a 50-year-old public housing project that is dilapidated, dangerous and heartily disliked by its neighbors?

An old-school soldier, he told Hitler to "get lost" (or stronger) when approached to become ambassador to London in the 1930s; and it is thought he heartily disliked the Nazis.

The Republican incumbent, Pat Roberts, is heartily disliked by Kansas voters: his approval rate is only twenty-seven per cent, even lower than the thirty-three per cent who approve of President Obama's performance.

I heartily dislike it".

It also heartily dislikes the ERC.Things look worse still from Madrid.

And even with Oregon-style safeguards, many drivers will heartily dislike handing over their personal data to governments.

He has ostentatiously failed to back his party's nominee, Nicolas Sarkozy, a man he heartily dislikes who is in effect running on an anti-Chirac ticket.

While the Houthis have few good feelings for America, their grievances are purely domestic and they heartily dislike AQAP and the Islamic State.