Photograph: Graham Turner Journalists faced with the difficulty of covering Anne Enright's Booker win, ostensibly not particularly newsworthy, soon discovered something of interest to focus on - a piece she wrote for the London Review of Books on the subject of Disliking the McCanns.
The major reasons reported by the study participants for missing lectures were preparing for another examination, inconvenient class schedule, lack of interest in the subject matter, dislike of teaching style and the ease of understanding the subject matter without guidance.
Dreger and Aiken (1957) first named the feelings of dislike toward quantitative subjects "math anxiety".
So that, by means of this reflected sense, there arises another kind of affection towards those very affections themselves, which have been already felt, and are now become the subject of a new liking or dislike" (C 172).
Even though I disliked the subject of the book, I would recommend it to anybody who is sensible enough to realize that cancer and illness is not a fashion.
The Happy Family product became the subject of controversy when some parents disliked the "pregnant" Midge toy because they believed that Midge was too young to have children.
LOS ANGELES - It's not unusual for the subjects of documentaries to dislike what they see on screen, sometimes resorting to defamation lawsuits.
Bharara plays down his conflict with Cohen, but he does little to hide his dislike for another subject of a Southern District investigation: Governor Andrew Cuomo, of New York.
Literary dislike of Washington -- and of politics in general -- seems to peak whenever the subject of Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky comes up.
Distinguishing features: The destruction of Sutherland's painting is one of the most notorious cases of a subject disliking their portrait.
One section asked subjects to choose from a list of "dislikes": "1.
