Sentence examples for seriously dislike from inspiring English sources

"Seriously dislike" is pretty strong — I'm always wrong about that.

But generally, I haven't actually started to like a show that I used to seriously dislike.

Are there any writers you think you would seriously dislike based on their books alone?

Some things I seriously dislike, and that puts a strain on me emotionally and spiritually.

Eventually, Beethoven was the only composer whose music she came to seriously dislike, finding "nothing light in it".

Actually, like Tom Townsend, the brainy Princeton freshman in "Metropolitan," Stillman's 1990 movie about young preppies navigating Manhattan's débutante scene, he used to seriously dislike her.

And just as the Americans take government seriously (but dislike it), and we do not (but tolerate it, even have a sneaking soft spot for it), so for educating those who would work in it and researching how it works best.

And did anyone ever take her seriously enough to dislike her, let alone admire her?

Better to have someone dislike you, than if she commits suicide, or is seriously hurt.

“One thing I dislike more than being taken too lightly is being taken too seriously,” Billy Wilder reportedly said.

They take global climate change seriously; they're serious about curbing pollution from cars and coal-burning power plants; they dislike real estate profiteers.