Sentence examples for like could be from inspiring English sources

"That one person who you don't like could be the person who saves your life".

Anyone you don't like could be a bot; any highly retweeted post could be puffed up by bots.

I didn't become a fan, I just became struck by how seemingly easily a sound I generally like could be totally hijacked, defanged and made tween-friendly.

The threat of a communist takeover was given as the reason, and within a year more than 1 million putative communists were executed by the new regime, though the reality was that anyone the regime didn't like could be so labeled and eliminated.

As for colouring your hair, go with your favourite colour, something that you'd like, could be multicoloured, maybe even streaks.

"Like" could be used as a conjunction, as in "Winston tastes good like a cigarette should".

Don Mattingly, whom Torre has always liked, could be a long shot.

Another reason for these games to be liked could be because these are originally popular as well as socially acceptable.

Doctors at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge recovered the tapeworm during an exploratory operation after an MRI scan had indicated that something worm-like could be behind the patient's deteriorating condition.

Hyperintensity lesions (HIL) (Figs. 1 and 2) was defined as follows: (1) the lesion's signal was higher compared with normal brain tissue; (2) the lesion around the aquaeductus mesencephali; (3) the lesion with ring-like slight hyperintensity could be called as ring sign, and the lesion with irregular ring-like could be called as dot-ring sign with least three dots in the ring.

In a large US study comparing serum samples of mothers of 230 boys with cryptorchidism and 593 healthy children no association between cryptorchidism and sum of 11 PCBs (two PCDD/F-like, nine non-PCDD/F-like) could be demonstrated when controlling for serum concentration of dichlorodiphenyldichloroethylene (DDE) [ 32].