Sentence examples for liking of from inspiring English sources

This name comes from both your "liking" of things online, and your digital "likeness".

Mention's Wiltshire's liking of the film "Rain Man".

They are too close for the liking of many secular Israeli Arabs too.

This change of status may not be to the liking of the bank's workers.

Or Mr Yeltsin could appoint a new government more to the liking of reds and browns.

A liking of people – including people who think, behave and learn differently from you.

That is, against the embarrassment of looking or of liking, of self-expression or self-absorption.

To his son, Major Harry Stringer conveyed "a liking of all things American".

What further justification than their liking of racism could they possibly need?

"If the results were not to the liking of the guards, they would make us do them again".

To be specific, it was not to the liking of John Ruskin, the most influential critic in the nineteenth century.