Sentence examples for a liking of from inspiring English sources

A liking of people – including people who think, behave and learn differently from you.

To his son, Major Harry Stringer conveyed "a liking of all things American".

You're breeding even more contempt from people who don't necessarily have a liking of you in the first place.

It's to do with reuse and reclamation, a liking of the useful and the well-made, as well as a search for originality.

Is it really because teenagers prefer the heady thrill of flicking through a real book or is it a lack of credit cards for online purchases or a liking of borrowing books from friends or libraries rather than having to pay for them on an e-reader?

Nevertheless, what makes desire a sound guide to the good is the fact that it incorporates foresight and reflection on the wider consequences of acting on it, not just that it incorporates a liking of its object (E 195 6).

Like, a brand of marshmallow?

Like a kind of ecstasy.

Like a mission of mercy.

"Like a field of poppies".

Like a survivor of Kesselschlact".