Sentence examples for particular dislike from inspiring English sources

Orwell took a particular dislike to Gandhi.

Mr. Putin reserves a particular dislike for Mr. Saakashvili.

Or rather, the Italians in particular dislike it.

The two parties share a particular dislike for Mr McCrea.

There are always going to be chimps who have a particular dislike of a particular person.

Paul Dodd of OCR said Mr Gove "had a particular dislike of Of Mice and Men".

He continued, "This was the Jovanka that most people, women in particular, disliked, even hated, and gossiped about".

Dessay thought that the staging was too conventional and, in particular, disliked her opening scene, in which she was positioned upon a heath, delivering an aria of exalted happiness.

Business, in particular, dislikes uncertainty.

Not that they were keen to stay in the U.S.--Colanzi in particular disliked the competitiveness of the States, where "the material objective of having publications can become a priority, [over and above] the idea of confronting and resolving problems --but rather they were attracted by other institutes or universities in Europroblems --butmight have been able to start uproblems --butoups.

A.A. did not have a favorable view of birth control, and in particular, disliked the diaphragm because she felt it interfered with heightened sexual pleasure.