Sentence examples for intensely disliked from inspiring English sources
He intensely disliked Gordon Brown's bullying.
Without wanting to be racist, Robert intensely disliked Gypsies.
Then why is George Bush so intensely disliked?
"He intensely disliked, and reacted violently against, all attempts to regiment and dictate opinion...
Most people intensely disliked Stanton; one Cabinet secretary called him "rude and offensive".
He is likely to become the most intensely disliked president since Herbert Hoover.
He is a popular figure on the right of the Conservative Party, but is intensely disliked by unions.
Many considered him a giant of ethnomusicology, although he intensely disliked the term, considering it patronising to other cultures.
For example, Sewell thought Hockney "one of the best draughtsmen of the 20th century", but intensely disliked his recent paintings.
She also intensely disliked the way she had been taught history; she described her typical childhood textbook as a series of "ill-balanced facts" in dull pages.
In that, the proletarian artist from the Northern underclass, intensely disliked by the establishment, which he scorned in equal measure, was truly unique.
