| " lf you dislike being alone within 4 white walls, paint them in colors!" | |
| "Do you dislike Jews?" | |
| "I dislike death, but there are things that I dislike more than death." | |
| "I don't know what they want with me be- cause you see I most certainly dislike them" | |
| "Neither, fair saint, if either thee dislike." | |
| " lf you dislike being alone within 4 white walls, paint them in colors!" | |
| "Do you dislike Jews?" | |
| "I dislike death, but there are things that I dislike more than death." | |
| "I don't know what they want with me be- cause you see I most certainly dislike them" | |
| "Neither, fair saint, if either thee dislike." | |
| "My mother dislikes to be photographed." | |
| "What are his likes and dislikes, what does he eat and drink..." | |
| # The smith dislikes to strike his king # | |
| - He also dislikes women who wear hats. | |
| - He dislikes me? | |
| "My mother dislikes to be photographed." | |
| "What are his likes and dislikes, what does he eat and drink..." | |
| # The smith dislikes to strike his king # | |
| - He also dislikes women who wear hats. | |
| - He dislikes me? | |
| "Brothers Pierre and Paul disliked one another." | |
| "I have disliked her from the first moment of seeing her." | |
| "There once was a stubborn child, disliked by God and his mother. | |
| 'The result of which was his transformation into a tolerable person 'for whom the faculty began to care, 'to say nothing of the added benefit of winning Yvette's affections, 'a goal of his since he first convinced himself of the extent to which she disliked him.' | |
| (narrator) Western influences had grown in Japan in the '30s, which the military disliked and now discouraged. | |
| "Is disliking someone bullying?" "Or is it a matter of individual freedom?" | |
| After that, my father took a disliking to me. | |
| And somewhere, somehow in there I not only stopped disliking her so much I actually came to sort of like her. | |
| And what were your motives for disliking him, Major? | |
| And, i mean, no matter How much you're disliking it, To--to throw it all away Is--is amazingly difficult. | |
| "Brothers Pierre and Paul disliked one another." | |
| "I have disliked her from the first moment of seeing her." | |
| "There once was a stubborn child, disliked by God and his mother. | |
| 'The result of which was his transformation into a tolerable person 'for whom the faculty began to care, 'to say nothing of the added benefit of winning Yvette's affections, 'a goal of his since he first convinced himself of the extent to which she disliked him.' | |
| (narrator) Western influences had grown in Japan in the '30s, which the military disliked and now discouraged. | |
| "Is disliking someone bullying?" "Or is it a matter of individual freedom?" | |
| After that, my father took a disliking to me. | |
| And somewhere, somehow in there I not only stopped disliking her so much I actually came to sort of like her. | |
| And what were your motives for disliking him, Major? | |
| And, i mean, no matter How much you're disliking it, To--to throw it all away Is--is amazingly difficult. | |
