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151) The boy disliked school and was straining at the leash to earn his own money.

152) He argues that Bismarck's misogyny stemmed from his childhood when he found himself in a triangle between his cold, intelligent and ambitious mother, whom he disliked, and his weak, kindly father.

153) Although most Poles seem to believe that wealth is a sign of past lawbreaking, they disliked even more the heavy-handed, selective and publicity-hungry doings of the new anti-corruption agency.

154) Only a man of great will could draw the sword, or a sorcerer, and there were few of those in Lyonnesse, for I disliked their kind.

155) This short compliment was thrown in so very seasonably upon my ugly face, that even though I disliked the silk, I desired him to cut me off the pattern of a nightcap.

156) Curious as Lot's wife, he enjoys prying into other people's secrets and is therefore generally disliked.

157) Before the accident, he was hard-working and good-natured, but he became ill-tempered and generally disliked.

158) He especially disliked Chateaubriand and his use of proper names in titles.

159) He greatly disliked what he perceived as the artificiality and pretentiousness of academic life.

160) She disliked fatness in herself as well as in others.

161) Dickie disliked snobs intensely.

162) Major's elders disliked him because he was such a flagrant nonconformist.

162) Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and create good sentences.

163) In fact, Albert Einstein, the very poster boy of intellectualism, intensely disliked school.

164) In the late 18 th century, Noah Webster disliked American elementary education.

165) He disliked leaving things vague or undetermined and never allowed slovenliness or makeshifts.

166) They take the approach of the countrywoman who disliked politicians altogether.