Sentence examples for mild dislike from inspiring English sources

Among politicians from Mr Blair's (nominal) political family, the European Socialists, views of him range from "mild dislike to hatred", notes one senior official.

If you don't know it, Sure Thing is one of those classic rom-com set-ups – two people who hate each other, but through enforced proximity and untutored charm, evolve through mild dislike to genial acceptance to full-blazing hots.

So you now have to define yourself by your opposition to it, and your initial mild dislike is amplified many, many times over until it becomes full-blown hatred.

The low concentration sweet stimulus was more liked than the other three low-concentration stimuli, for which palatability ratings were in the mild dislike range, close to the neutral zero value.

Blackman, who was left with mild polio limitations, disliked any handicap classification.

How can you dislike Roy, a charming, mild-mannered septuagenarian with a heart of gold who may or may not have ruined the England team for everyone?

Chives can often be eaten by those who dislike onions, as they have a much milder taste.

But they dislike Mr Obama more, not least because he opposes even mild curbs on abortion.

She disliked "Comus" even more than he did, so he ventured a mild defense and allowed himself to be demolished.

She disliked living in Sacramento, which lacked the excitement, social life, and mild climate to which she was accustomed in Los Angeles.

It's part of the package, along with a mild atheism, scepticism about the promises of politicians, a tolerance of cheap alcohol and a dislike of nylon sheets.