Sentence examples for profound dislike from inspiring English sources

I have a profound dislike of activism.

Both men involved are committed fiscal conservatives, with a profound dislike of taxes.

According to a US embassy cable form August 2008, the great majority of the Spanish military leadership have a profound dislike of Prime Minister Zapatero.

Silence fell before someone bellowed: "OH, POOR YOU!" Since country people lead lives that are immeasurably easier and more comfortable than those of London commuters, this might have been sympathy, but it seemed closer to profound dislike.

(This despite the crew's audible relish at hearing a yellow-team member express her profound dislike of stenciling even as, four doors down, the neighbors were applying hand-painted garlands to her walls).

Demand for greater democracy in Hong Kong is fuelled by profound dislike of an economic and social system that is a relic of colonial days and remains under the sway of a business elite whose members dominate Hong Kong's main organs of power.

Besides, there are profound reasons for disliking the philosophy that the worse it gets the better it is for us.

Rate annoyances and likeable things on a scale of 1-10 (10=most profound, highest), add your likes and dislikes together.

And Muslim Americans have that feeling vis à vis a certain sector of the society that is becoming more vocal and increasingly comfortable expressing not just its dislike for Islam but its profound distrust".

"His endless appetite for work, his fastidious attention to detail, his dislike of posturing and his profound sense of the nobility of state service were all attributes from the conventional catalog of Prussian virtues," Mr. Clark writes.

One appreciates her rigor and understanding of human suffering, her dislike of easy sentiment and her profound intelligence, while also wishing that her frame of reference was a bit more capacious.