Sentence examples for * the liking from inspiring English sources

They are too close for the liking of many secular Israeli Arabs too.

This change of status may not be to the liking of the bank's workers.

Or Mr Yeltsin could appoint a new government more to the liking of reds and browns.

To be specific, it was not to the liking of John Ruskin, the most influential critic in the nineteenth century.

He did his job too well for the liking of some, uncovering a scandal at the highest level.

It passed a bill last month that was much more to the liking of the White House.

What that means in practice is less clear, and may not be entirely to the liking of the United States.

The outcome may not be, almost certainly will not be, quite to the liking of either of the parties.

Distantly, his example is behind the liking of Shields's narrator for the bare, unelaborated statement of fact.

It wasn't to the liking of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, nation-builder and nationalist, and he set about purging it radically.

Additional information can be gained by considering the liking-intensity function, as single ingredients can influence more than one perceptual attribute.