Sentence examples for they would dislike from inspiring English sources

He said poor residents and the elderly were worried that they would dislike the selection and find the prices too high.

In a 2005 survey conducted by Professor Turow, most adult respondents did not know that retailers could legally charge different prices, and more than 90 percent said they would dislike it if their supermarket charged different prices to different people within the same hour.

Regarding their willingness to undergo the tests again, none of the patients declined a future examination with MSCT, whereas 7 and 2 patients, respectively, indicated that they would dislike another MRI and Angio examination (Figure 3).

In her "Today" show interview, she basically said that if people disliked what she did in the first season, they'd dislike this one even more.

To be an American band adored by thousands who, if they really knew you, would dislike you: this is the dream, and people like me live it.

Ms. Vincent believes many gay men and lesbians "would dislike anyone they see as disagreeing with them.

If they were, then someone out there would dislike me for being too simple.

"They don't look like people you would dislike".

Some have joked that the only reason Mrs. Kirchner chose him was so that voters would dislike him so much, they would want her to stay in her presidential seat as long as possible.

I was sure she would dislike our notes -- they were all requests for changes -- and indeed she did.

Staring at the exposed cables, I had a gnawing sense that our media-critic forefathers of the 1960s would dislike them and the way they slither up to our front doors from some central-information regime.