Sentence examples for is particularly liked from inspiring English sources

The late check-out (£45) is particularly liked by guests in the hot-tub suites.

In short, the primary vote of both major parties has been cannibalised by protest parties and is languishing in the 30s; Malcolm Turnbull is the preferred PM; and neither of the major parties' political leaders is particularly liked.

Dr. Sklar was particularly liked by patients for his warm manner and quick mind.

"Lonesome Pine" (the name of a song that was particularly liked by Gertrude Stein) is the creation of two fledgling feature film makers, Jill Godmilow, who is directing it, and Mark Magill, who wrote the script.

Ostrich feathers were particularly liked for this purpose, although those most in demand overall have been the marabou stork feathers, aigrettes of the heron, and feathers of the various species of hummingbirds and birds of paradise.

So the tax was unpopular from the start — not that many are particularly liked.

The memo that summarized the test audience's reaction, contained feedback such as "No segment of the audience was eager to watch the show again" and "None of the [supporting characters] were particularly liked".

It is not because we are particularly like the ancient Greeks.

"It's particularly like Don Carlos, which has the confused individual trying to survive the oppression of the state and find the forbidden love, as Carlos tries with Elizabeth.

Both Griffiths and Jennings are terrific, though neither of them are particularly like the famous men they play: they are actors not impersonators.

With recent research from Ofcom showing that UK consumers are particularly like to be early adopters, the marketing strategy seems clear: the UK, Europe, and then further afield.