Sentence examples for passionate dislike from inspiring English sources

I would rather evince passionate dislike than a dispassionate shrug.

Later Mr. Sanford asserts that he has, ahem, no problem on that front, saying he would prefer to evoke "passionate dislike" rather than a "dispassionate shrug".

However, it did bequeath them both a renewed sense of purpose and a passionate dislike of America, both of which fuelled this pioneering Britpop benchmark.

Even I, with a passionate dislike of public transport, find myself in a new mind-set and in the subway more often than I normally would choose to be.

Their work, as I've written, was not for those who like subtlety and suavity in their satire — it was not entirely to my own taste — but they were still radically democratic and egalitarian in their views, with their one passionate dislike being, simply, the hypocrisies of any organized religion.

Another phrase in the e-mail that raised a red flag: "I have to admit I was not totally prepared for it to be such a polarizing show". Later Mr. Sanford asserts that he has, ahem, no problem on that front, saying he would prefer to evoke "passionate dislike" rather than a "dispassionate shrug". And yet this inevitably strikes a protesting-too-much tone.

Two of Morrissey's most passionate dislikes came together in one perfect storm on Thursday, as he hit out at the Duchess of Cambridge over her apparent taste for foie gras.

The job is not boring, Mr. Barrett said, because he is quite passionate about his dislike for polystyrene foam.

For that matter, most of my brown-skinned contemporaries have been very consistent and very passionate about their dislike of Donald Trump.

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