Sentence examples for I like research from inspiring English sources

"I like research; I do the data," he said.

I've enjoyed this because I like research: I spent hours digging around in the London Library, the Imperial War Museum.

When, during my first year of graduate school, I perhaps naïvely informed my thesis adviser that "I was in graduate school because I want to be a college teacher, not because I want to devote my life to research," he responded that it was his "job to convince me that I like research more than teaching".

(Service user #4) "I like research you know it's someone to talk to, I don't mind that".

I like research, but I needed something more.

Find a process: I like researching around an idea and in different ways.

But I haven't spent nearly as much time as I'd like researching the next step: to postdoc or not to postdoc.

I was not sure what to work on; I was not even sure whether I really liked research.

He doesn't like research.

Most importantly, I still enjoy the challenge of writing about science for a nontechnical audience, certainly much more than I ever liked research.

"I've always liked research, and I love people's expertise.