Sentence examples for serious dislike from inspiring English sources

Miss Spensk, prosecutors claim, had a serious dislike of children and resented Brendan getting in between her and Creato, who had custody of the boy every other weekend.

The Donald seems to have a serious dislike of all brown-skinned people and doesn't seem too fond of women, either.

While serious newspapers dislike the idea of paying for information, and rarely do so, there have been occasions when it has happened, most notably during what is widely acknowledged to have been British journalism's most noble investigative story, the thalidomide scandal.

It was a smart move, Jeter said, adding with a smile that Obama had better not be too serious about disliking the Yankees.

I can see that you're very serious about your dislike for JT, John T. But let's get real: On a scale from zero to ten, how racist is John Terry?

All that apart, there are no serious grounds for disliking Hucknall.

Mr. Sylvester, a sophomore at Catholic University, said he had serious reasons for disliking Mr. Obama, but also traced his initial affection for Mr. Romney to his father, and a fishing show.

I recruited a female Lebanese acquaintance (Miss A), and a local politician with a serious mustache who disliked Hezbollah and had beaten their candidate in municipal elections (Mr. B).

Results for the liked/disliked boss factor, indicated that male and female respondents rated both forms of sexual harassment as more serious by a disliked boss than by a liked boss; but males rated gender harassment as less serious than females.

The also found the report provoked "intense dislike and serious contempt on the grounds of race or ethnic origin", which is another breach of the code of practice.

In his federal court judgement Justice Buchanan backed Acma's original report when he said he found the statements made by Noonan and Raffaele "would be likely to provoke or perpetuate intense dislike and serious contempt of and for the Suruwaha tribe and its members on account of their practices and beliefs".