が-marked objects (emotion predicates)

She has a lot of faults. Even so, I like her.

She really loves his wild performances on the big stage.

She likes Hiroshima better than any other city.

She really hates green peppers.

She hated the sight of that despicable man.

I hate chemistry.

"She likes music." "So do I."

I need more time.

I could understand what she was saying.

Personally, I'd rather have plainer — or should I say, more understated clothes.

She likes being looked at by men.

She had absolutely no interest in boys.

She just knew it intuitively.

She likes music more than anything else.

She became deeply uneasy about her son's health.

She hates fish and never eats it.

She hates fish so much she won't eat any of it.

She didn't know the way home.

That's what she dislikes most of all.

She is very fond of that beautiful pearl necklace.

She likes short skirts.

She really likes dogs.

She hates running.

She hates speaking in public.

She's good at needlework.

She likes that teacher.