Sentence examples for liked nothing less from inspiring English sources

But it hardly squares with the film's modest team-player, who liked nothing less than personal glory.

Once the men had returned to the compound, showered, and put on fresh clothes, they liked nothing less than to have to go out again.

When the winner appeared onscreen and paid his respects to Royal, placing himself at the service of her supporters, they replied with a forest of raised middle fingers; the left likes nothing less than to be patronized.

"Down in the Valley" would like nothing less than to be seen as the ultimate deconstruction of the Hollywood western and of the cowboy archetype, lost in the wasteland of the New West.

This caused uproar in the art world, not least because this meant that, technically, anyone who didn't make their bed or care about alarming pillow stains was now an artist, and art likes nothing less than being seen as inclusive.

The birth of Bauby's soul feels like nothing less than the rebirth of the cinema.

It looked like nothing less than a warning against mixed-heritage marriages.

The deep-blue, upended frisbee looks like nothing less than a saucer of primal soup from Genesis, the first meal of the first day.

He walked past the Tuxedo Royale and wrote that she "looks, to the untutored eye, like nothing less than Dante's seven circles of hell made seaworthy".

But after so much disappointment in this season -- the sterile offense in the first seven games, wrenching losses to Arizona, Houston and Tennessee, a mass of injuries -- the Giants' recovery seems like nothing less than incredible.

His back office looked like nothing less than a swanky-panky bachelor pad, with its scarlet Barcelona chairs and ficus tree requiring the attentions of a special sun lamp.