Sentence examples for mostly dislike from inspiring English sources

They mostly dislike the sensationalist tabloids, preferring the broadsheets.

It may be forced to bend by politicians who mostly dislike the brutal honesty of fair value just as it did last year when criticised over its stance on toxic securities.

Folk, mostly, dislike paying tax (whatever they say to pollsters). Especially if they are uncertain what it provides.

And firefox is clearly working and will continue to work if I do or do not update 12 I dislike how I don't understand what some of the words mean like "Ubuntu" and "regular releases" 13 I mostly dislike the names of the items in the message.

So, guys mostly dislike Valentine's Day, am I right?

The other children mostly dislike or show indifference toward the Eds.

Even Randy Johnson, who had some positive moments as a Yankee, was mostly disliked.

The characters on "Seinfeld," meanwhile, mostly disliked each other, but they remained friends both because of inertia — returning mindlessly to Jerry's apartment, for instance, because what was the difference?

Flowers, his adaptation of the debauched novel Our Lady of the Flowers by Jean Genet – the writer who in turn inspired Bowie's Jean Genie – was a smash in the West End, though the critics mostly disliked it.

They were protected by Afghans, who mostly disliked or despised them, under the tribal code of hospitality – which baffled Americans when poor peasants refused "to turn over Osama bin Laden for the, to them, astronomical sum of $25m".

Jason Giambi is always worth a look and Chris Perez, who is mostly disliked in Cleveland and who has sounded about about attendance in the past, sent marijuana to his home in his dog's name, which is promising.