(1) The amount of comments of utter dislike and disgust were too numerous to count.

(2) He made no secret of his dislike of the police

(3) If I am already disliked in the designer industry, that dislike could turn to hatred.

(4) Despite her inner ramblings, the door slithered open, to her huge dislike and distaste.

(5) It is not simple dislike or hatred of their beliefs; it's not a new blasphemy law by the back door.

(6) Somers makes no secret of his dislike for bureaucracy and his contempt for people who pass the buck.

(7) Despite my initial slight dislike of the idea, I had not only come to terms with it, but also started to like it.

(8) Jargon is a big problem in medical informatics and must surely contribute to doctors' dislike of technology.

(9) I think that was the beginning to Margaret's dislike bordering on hatred of Naomi.

(10) Despite her obvious dislike for him, she still did her best to take care of him.

(11) What makes him stand apart from the crowd, is his dislike of claiming publicity for any deed he has done.

(12) He doesn't dislike her

(13) They had taken a dislike to each other

(14) She makes no secret of her dislike of the police

(15) But in his eyes Kieran saw dislike and disgust - at him as well as the others who had broken in.

(16) I do not think I am very capable of hate, but it was definitely a strong feeling of dislike and repulsion.

(17) I dislike this work intensely

(18) Despite his violent dislike for the school and its inhabitants he was starting to get the hang of how things worked.

(19) But it has been written by Peter Kosminsky, who makes no secret of his dislike of the fourth estate.

(20) Despite her dislike of publicity, she was quite a celebrated figure