Sentence examples for violent dislike from inspiring English sources

While there, he takes a violent dislike to the sofa in the room he's chosen to write in.

Someone took a violent dislike to him - he doesn't say why - and turned up outside his flat with a sawn-off shotgun.

Lanier blames the micromanagement of Thomson, which made a hostile takeover bid for the firm, and he now expresses a violent dislike of French bureaucrats.

For some unexplained reason the producer took a violent dislike to Monty and took him out or every skit but one.

Weil, who had been raised without religion, conceived a violent dislike of Judaism that she attributed to the injustice and cruelty of the Old Testament God and the exclusivity inherent in the notion of a chosen people.

And I hate them!" Now, I'm not saying The Good Life entirely deserved the flak, but those of us reared on Vyvyan's violent dislike of the show feel somewhat queasy to see it being suddenly so revered.

Friction arose from Henson's belief that strikes were morally wrong because of the harm they did to other working people, and he had, in Grimley's words, "a violent, almost obsessional", dislike of trade unions.

The mother, Eva, "exhausted with shame," desperately tries to understand not only her son's violent behavior but her own vague dislike of him.

"I know Islam better than these Islamists, but I was afraid of them and disliked them, because they are violent," he said.

For his part, Henry disliked Anne's constant irritability and violent temper.

CHINA'S government dislikes discussing the protests in Tiananmen Square in 1989 and their violent end.