Sentence examples for natural dislike from inspiring English sources

La Motta was nothing if not his own man and he took a natural dislike to the wise guys seeking to control boxing for their own means.

"I guess I have never been much of a complainer," he says when asked to explain how he overcame his natural dislike of seaside golf and its inherent unfairness.

You could almost guess the identities from the descriptions: He has a natural and honorable dislike of the kind of speech which seeks to buy votes by making promises.

If I share a post about victims of a natural disaster, and you Dislike it, does that mean you Dislike that the tragedy happened?

Dislike is natural; disdain is not.

Consequently, we cannot dismiss scientific explanations of natural phenomena because we dislike or disapprove of the universe described.

Sometime's it's justified, but quite often it's users overreacting from the natural human feeling to dislike change.

It is natural to have a strong disliking for certain people.

The desire for natural light was combined with a dislike of glare and a desire for good artificial light.

Ms. Andrews said she disliked him and missed her natural father, Ted Wells, who was divorced from her mother, lived nearby and taught wood and metalworking to schoolchildren.

It's natural to like what's pleasant and to dislike what's unpleasant, no problem so far.