Sentence examples for liked in terms of from inspiring English sources

He was also a man who knew what he liked in terms of what he hung on his walls.

It took Mr. Pillow and his colleagues at Tommy Bahama, whose casual wear is in the "affordable luxury" range of the market, four years to find a site they liked, in terms of store size and location.

Things haven't gone exactly how I would have liked in terms of my personal performances.

But what I did do, I really liked, in terms of it's very...it was interesting.

The thing that I really liked, in terms of community feedback, was people telling us how they hadn't expected to like it, but they did.

As Bonjour puts it, we capture what our visual experiences are like "in terms of patches of color arranged in two-dimensional visual space" (2001: 32).

"Overall during the tenure of his job Andy's done a good job in delaying the inevitable, if you like, in terms of declining share and revenues.

During their rest days and holidays, they are free to do whatever they like in terms of recreation, religious or social activities or other pursuit of life".

"This was more friendly in terms of business, and it also gave me the opportunity to do something I really like in terms of writing.

Rosler told BBC Radio Manchester: "He's a player I really like in terms of his professionalism and his ability to dictate games.

Ask your guests to specify how much cake they would like in terms of minutes.