Sentence examples for liking in terms of from inspiring English sources

Intuitively, love differs from such attitudes as liking in terms of its "depth," and the problem is to elucidate the kind of "depth" we intuitively find love to have.

You will need to play with how tight you make the washer to get it to your liking in terms of how much force is needed to set it off.

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).

'Compare like with like in terms of the accounts.

It's not just like-for-like in terms of product one or product two.

Gorsuch's record as a judge is Scalia-like in terms of specific decisions.

We describe what that would look like in terms of the experience people will have of care, treatment and support.

We are probably looking at something like – in terms of extent and severity – maybe 50 years," he said.

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

"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.

The charity War Child said Syria has become a barometer for what the future of war may look like in terms of the catastrophic damage to children.