Sentence examples for like aspects from inspiring English sources

My best friend has two kids and I think both of us would like aspects of each other's lives.

If people do not like aspects of the club, she said, "you don't have to watch or go".

The convention organizers, at any rate, seem to think that their maneuvers are as invisible as they would like aspects of the Party platform to be; instead, they look clumsy.

Ireland is actually more conservative, it does not like aspects of judicial co-operation, because there is a movement towards more harmonisation of criminal and civil law.

While initially put off by the films, she eventually comes to like aspects of his work.

But the department's loan servicers don't like aspects of the new contract, and have told policymakers in Washington that reducing the amount they're paid on delinquent accounts could lead them to devote fewer resources to helping delinquent borrowers get back on track.

Most likely, they liked aspects of their homogeneity, too.

Informed by the director Harold Scott's grasp of the play's chameleon-like aspects, the interplay between the two actresses is full of dazzling shifts.

To enhance the dream-like aspects, the artist lightly abrades his surfaces, softening the details and adding an aura of mystery.

Understandably, the developers did not take quite so bleak a view, although they acknowledged the camel-like aspects of the interim version.

It's all very quick and ironic, but it reminds you that there are tale-like aspects to Altenberg's art and whole life project, and that they pertain both to what is bright and dark about him.