Sentence examples for like exposing from inspiring English sources
Members of the team seem to like exposing themselves to applications of AI that they haven't considered before — Hooker noted space discovery as one such application of interest.
Some dogs don't like exposing their bellies.
Some said that going without felt like exposing yourself in public.
"People in the suburbs," she says, "like things covered up, and I like exposing everything".
I was thinking of doing something like exposing myself, but nothing would have made any difference".
"It was like exposing it to sun and saltwater as opposed to keeping it under a Band-Aid".
"I like exposed zippers," she said, stroking one.
"I don't like exposed little bellies like so many girls are showing now," he said.
Things we like: exposed brick and lofty windowed industrial chic wrapped around a central bar; the menu (not too long or too short); and the food.
He notes that people tend to distrust robots with protruding sensors, "Terminator -like exposed cables, or a jerry-rigged, sTerminator -likeook.To intexposedmoothly with people, robots will also need "socablesntelligence".
"I just imagined, like, exposed wood, a roaring fire, Chesterfields, and . . .
