Sentence examples for strong dislike for from inspiring English sources

No one interviewed expressed a strong dislike for Mr. Obama.

"I know the players on both teams respect each other and in many years have a strong dislike for each other come playoff time.

Justice Scalia's remarks show bitterness against democracy, strong dislike for the Constitution's approach to religion and eager advocacy for the submission of the individual to the state.

He hates to leave London, professing a strong dislike for the countryside ("It's too noisy, too dangerous, I don't trust their food") and no interest in traveling to other cities ("I don't understand their histories").

There are many New York Democrats who contend that that approach is not enough to defeat Mr. Lazio, given the unusually strong dislike for Mrs. Clinton among many voters.

Howard Elterman New York City Although Remnick mentions Sanders's strong dislike for Clinton, I don't believe that the importance of his role in her defeat has been made clear enough.

It is natural to have a strong disliking for certain people.

Participants in the self-assessment without tailored feedback condition, who did not receive any personalized feedback, expressed the strongest dislike for the self-assessment quizzes.

Before he goes, he had some complimentary words for Cruz, with whom he shares a strong dislike of Obamacare despite their difference on tactics.

In practice it meant a warm feeling for the (far away) Russian revolution, and a strong dislike of (nearby) Yankee "imperialism".

He conceived a strong dislike of accepted ideas (idées reçues), of which he was to compile a "dictionary" for his amusement.