Sentence examples for liked even less from inspiring English sources

I liked even less what Mstislav guided me toward: acknowledgment that I'd been managing an uncanny pain in my right foot's arch for weeks, at least.

They liked even less what Piron hinted at on the Education Ministry's Facebook page: namely, that they shouldn't expect to see on exam day questions they've seen before.

In each case, I think it became fashionable for Democrats to so focus on their nominee's shortcomings that they lost perspective and ended up empowering someone whom they liked even less.

I didn't like what the medicine did to her, but I liked even less what her unmedicated self was like and capable of doing, so I gave her the medicine.

The only way Russia could have enforced that ceasefire would have been to intervene with its own forces on the ground, a prospect Power would surely have liked even less.

But he would have liked even less being badgered by reporters about whether he agreed with some of the wackier aspects of the convention and its platform -- and whether he would fight his party (in Texas or in Congress) whenever he held an opposing view.

And the desire for happiness may reveal things about ourselves that we like even less.

Only in Iowa might that lead be at risk: his biggest threat is the one candidate the party establishment likes even less, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas.

In evidence to the Standards Committee in October last year, Mr Davis indicated that he would like even less transparency, saying "the vast majority of cases can be dealt with quite effectively without the need for any publicity".

In the years since they were last on screen, dreary David Robert Bathurstt) has married a stony-faced lawyer he likes even less than his previous wife Karen Hermione Norriss), who in turn looks more dejected than in the previous five series put together.

What they like even less is losing the direct relationship with their customers, and all the data that comes along with that.