Sentence examples for general liking from inspiring English sources
Dylanwolf, meanwhile, in spite of his general liking for the book, observed: "Another gripe is that here comes excruciatingly sweet, innocent and virginal Esther in chapter three – simpering at the lightest criticism from a strict, overbearing step-mother, who isn't who Esther thinks she is".
Other states rushed to create inspectors general like New York's.
"Geologists, in general, like drought," Landman announced, before wading in.
A former general (like Mr Yudhoyono), he has money, a slick campaign and a muscular image.
He appointed a new envoy to negotiate a ceasefire, Anthony Zinni, a former general (like Mr Powell).
The panel in general liked the Benovia better, but the Radio-Coteau is more my style.
I'll duck out and say something general, like the person who inspired you to run.
Some recommendations were general, like urging parishioners "to learn the cultures in their midst".
(I say that as someone who doesn't in general like black-plate faffing).
It exploits the potential of silent cinema, and cinema in general, like nothing else since.
In general, "like dissolves like" (e.g., aromatic hydrocarbons dissolve in each other but not in water).
