Sentence examples for liking tea from inspiring English sources

How did we get like this? Liking tea has its roots in colonialism, but making a big thing of enjoying it now is somehow worse.

I suppose any boy who has a tea cup and has tea parties is going to grow up liking tea, and perhaps even writing about it.

Being British – having that heady mix of entitlement and hard-done-byism coded deep into my bones, liking tea, secretly having a warm nostalgic soft spot for drizzle – makes me sick.

"Would you like tea?" I asked.

(It helps if you like tea).

Me: Yes, I like tea.

He likes tea, this son.

Dried, they taste like tea.

Like tea rose — too sweet, too intense.

"Aboriginality is a bit like tea.

He has made them from things like tea or seaweed.