Mr. Gladstone dislikes thinking of those things, and allowed Delane to slip from him.
I love you, it is true; but it is not for my happiness to marry one who dislikes me, nor for my ambition to connect myself with one whose poverty is greater than my own.
Commonly he did not keep things to himself, especially dislikes and condemnations.
We offer a suggestion in return: Let the builder who dislikes unions GO TO CHINA and build his apartment houses.
His likes and dislikes are pronounced, and are not always according to reason.
Perhaps a guest is unwisely invited to a house-party where someone he or she particularly dislikes is also a guest.
In selecting musical numbers the hostess should bear in mind the personal likes and dislikes of her guests.
To associate our moral sympathies with physical consents of parts is to level man with the brute creation; although we hourly see the most decided instinctive dislikes in animals overcome by education.
I should call him a fool, but that one so dislikes having an imbecile in one's family.
Her likes and dislikes were always characterized by Highland intensity, and something in her aunt's husband seemed to rub her the wrong way.
He was as constant in his dislikes as in his attachments; and exceedingly partial to Webb, whose side he took against the more celebrated general.
He refers to "the low estimation in which women are held," and says that the likes and dislikes of girls about to be married are not consulted.
The girl, on her part, gives expression to her longing for the absent lover in this melancholy song: 'The camel needs good grazing, and dislikes to leave it.
It cannot unmake itself or readily adjust itself to his likes and dislikes in theology; nor can it recede from its endeavour to make propaganda for the faith which it believes should be universal.
I imagine that my early likes and dislikes in Dickens were not very discriminating.
He dislikes none, he covets nothing;-- what can he do but what is good!
The Master said, 'The superior man dislikes the thought of his name not being mentioned after his death.
He dislikes the new fellow beforehand, whatever he may be.
He--he--I believe he dislikes me, and perhaps you had better say no more.
When I state my likes and dislikes they tell me I am not modern, so I suppose I’m not—advanced.
She's right if she thinks I dislike her, and I'm certainly right in thinking she dislikes me.
How do you know she dislikes you, if you come to that?
The babe had ailments she did not understand, or it developed likes and dislikes she had forgotten existed in babies, and Mrs. Leyburn was nonplussed.
As a boy, he had always shown himself religiously susceptible to a certain extent, and his mother's religious likes and dislikes had invariably found in him a blind and chivalrous support.
For he who does not believe in the Gods, and yet has a righteous nature, hates the wicked and dislikes and refuses to do injustice, and avoids unrighteous men, and loves the righteous.
There is, however, a more plausible account of the matter given by others, who make their likes or dislikes the criterion of excellence.
When a woman once dislikes another she is merciless!
But how can I open the door to her, when she dislikes me--wishes to see not me, but her son?
Her fears of the place were rational, her dislikes of its worst moods reasonable.
He is also provided with trousers, which he dislikes more if possible than his coat; but above all other articles of wearing apparel he dislikes shoes.
The chimpanzee is not so much affected by it, although he dislikes it, but the gorilla detests it and shows at all times his strong aversion to it.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dislikes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
