Sentence examples for i actually dislike from inspiring English sources

"I actually dislike pretty much the world in which we live," he told me.

I actually dislike street art".

"At best, I don't really know most of these people," he said, "and, at worst, I actually dislike them".

In fact, as you'll see once we get a little further along, I actually dislike drugs, especially in regards to spirituality.

In two decades of covering the game I have met only one man I actually disliked (an opinion shared by many who played with, and under, him).

Tony Blair has led the Labour party for 13 years, defeated the Conservative party three successive times (once with me at the head of it), carried out innumerable policies to which I am utterly opposed and, still, try as I might, I cannot actually dislike him.

'Of course there is another possibility.' 'What's that?'  'I may not actually dislike you.' I always used to tell that story as an example of pure distilled charm.

And that's the thing I actually really dislike about so much dystopian fiction, it's just one note.

It turns out that I actually really disliked this book, and were it that I was able to know the author and title beforehand, I have reasons to believe that my thoughts on it would have been slightly less honest.

ML: I actually really disliked physics in high school, it was kind of a classic thing, but I was good in science and math.

Or did you actually dislike the books?