Sentence examples for as one likes from inspiring English sources

We might say that so long as one respects the rights of others (a set as rich as one likes), one needs no special justification to act towards them as one likes.

It was written, as one likes to imagine is always the case with inspirational songs, in less than an hour.

But all three groups are agreed that "doing as one likes" is the chief end of man, and all are self-satisfied.

With regard to botany nearly twenty years' experience of teaching boys and girls of all ages and of nearly all classes, has convinced me that it may be commenced as soon as one likes.

Arnold querulously suggested that "doing as one likes" was a charter for the Englishman's right "to march where he likes, enter where he likes, hoot as he likes, threaten as he likes, smash as he likes". This was the beginning of a Victorian backlash to Mill's spirited and measured assertion of the English individual's rights.

"One can expound as much as one likes in scientific speeches about his mythical and universal nature, but one always gets back to the fact that Tarzan is a half-naked guy saving white-skinned young women, lost in the jungle and wearing their party dresses, from the claws of vicious gorillas," noted Libération, the newspaper, in its review of the exhibition.

Still, Ahmadinejad insisted that in Iran there was freedom to say and do as one liked.

Freedom was not the capacity to do as one liked but was the alignment with a universal will toward well-being.

The only other contents of note are five belts, wound as one like a rattlesnake, and a huge container of baby powder.

Out walking after dinner, I stumbled across a group of around 100 women who, in the gloaming, filled a square with exquisitely choreographed dancing, arms making great sweeps of the sky, moving as one, like a flock of murmurating birds.

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