Sentence examples for profoundly disliked from inspiring English sources

In the days leading up to the awards, the word buzzing through the festival was that "Amour" didn't stand a chance of winning a significant prize because the head of the competition jury, the Italian director Nanni Moretti, had profoundly disliked Mr. Haneke's violent 1997 shocker, "Funny Games".

To begin with, both candidates are profoundly disliked, and for good reason.

Others may recall a prior presidential campaign where both candidates were so profoundly disliked, but I can't.

Young Józef profoundly disliked having to attend Russian Orthodox Church service and left school with an aversion not only for the Russian Tsar and the Russian Empire, but for the culture, which he knew well.

The Egyptian army profoundly dislikes Gamal, someone "who hasn't even finished his military service".

While Warhol famously said that Pop Art, with its reproduced images of soup cans and film stars, was all about "liking things", Kruger and co seemed to profoundly dislike much of the consumer landscape which surrounded them.

But it is merely, for me, a clearing of the air – a personal catharsis to shake off the years of tolerating, or even pretending to admire films that, in reality, I profoundly dislike.

Then it hits me: I've been speaking to someone I profoundly dislike for a whole five minutes.

Others who disliked the No campaign profoundly will criticise Chris Huhne, the energy secretary, for eating up valuable time attacking the Conservatives.

Traditional Jews disliked Baeck's early (1901) claim that Jesus was a profoundly Jewish figure and his view in The Gospel as a Document of Jewish Religious History (1938) that the Gospels belonged with the contemporary works of rabbinical literature.

If you are disliked, you are disliked".