Sentence examples for think I dislike from inspiring English sources

I feel bad about saying that in case people think I dislike the name itself.

Among them was Larkin, an avowed opponent of the "myth-kitty", who wrote "I really think I dislike [Graves] more than ever I disliked Dylan [Thomas]".

For his part, Mr. Schubert, who has a lesbian sister raising two children in a domestic partnership, says, "It's hurtful to know that many people think I dislike gays and lesbians and wish them harm".

I think I dislike her the most because she's the most adorable, with an effervescent personality and wavy hair.

And lest you think I dislike Pierce, you should know that he was one of my favorite Bonds (please don't judge me).

I didn't want my new colleagues to think I disliked them, so I forced myself to show up at a share of the cupcake fêtes and made a point to offer the birthday boy or girl best wishes, especially if he or she was on my team.

I always felt frustrated by that and thought I disliked Bruckner.

What I Loved is a ferociously clever book that, for the first third, I thought I disliked.

I've noticed that, with many of the authors I like, I tend to think I would dislike them as human beings or that there'd be a healthy amount of debate if I ever did meet them.

I think I really dislike his jeans.

The whole way through reading it I thought: "I just dislike this character so much I can't believe I'm still reading this book". But actually, there's a kind of bravery in making such a dislikable character.