Sentence examples for likes almost from inspiring English sources

Yet the public opposes cuts in programs it likes — and it likes almost everything.

He likes almost nothing about Ms. Palin's views now, but says that as governors go, Alaska has had worse.

Profile A wearer of flamboyant scarves, Jeff likes almost everything and gets visibly excited when he sees something he wants.

One likes almost anything I buy for her, things I find at thrift shops or on sale.

He likes almost everything about playing for the Devils, including working with Martin Brodeur, who handles the puck much more than other goaltenders with whom Zidlicky has played.

(For the record, Ms. Hahn likes almost all kinds of music, presumably including the jazz that was blaring from the speakers, and expects to be playing the violin in 20 years).

For all the city's outward stiffness, the young Marcel likes almost-swinging London.

I liked almost every one.

She'd "liked" almost everything I had.

I like (almost) everyone.

It's like almost all or none.