Sentence examples for like persons from inspiring English sources
Moreover, people tend to like persons to whom they disclose (see review in Collins and Miller 1994).
Even at retro barbershops like Persons of Interest in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, and the two F.S.C. Barber locations in Manhattan, modern grooming products are the rule.
There are moments indeed when the radically inventive sequence of scenes makes the three characters appear like persons in a neoclassical drama, governed by unities, almost as if Shakespeare had in a moment of exploration invented Racine.
So Tolstoy's "public" history-writing is consonant with his "private" novel-writing: in war and in peace, we feel like persons, but helplessly obey the laws of typology (a young man is like all young men).
"I feel a cold flush going through my hair," he sings on Let the Sun Shine, which makes it sound like persons unknown have stuck his head down a lavatory and pulled the chain.
From the binders full of papers, an officer dug out a copy of a standard letter from the Zambian ambassador that said something like, "Persons born in Zambia to non-Zambian parents have no independent claim of citizenship in Zambia".
They'll like Person of Interest or something.
"I may be the least liked person in San Diego County.
His wife, he said, is "a tremendously liked person.
"I am not a very liked person," he continued.
A less colonel-like person you could not meet.
