Sentence examples for marked liking from inspiring English sources

And, while never a firecracker stylist, Rowling almost always writes clean, clear prose, although her marked liking for adjectives and adverbs may have been one of the things that gave her away.

Then Bernard Foley kicked off and Kieran Read stormed through and marked like Tony Lockett.

"We almost didn't get the equipment into the country, and when we did it was all marked like this," he wrote in a Facebook message on Friday.

On our clubhouse wall someone had drawn the outline of this player in a batting stance, with sections marked like the cow illustration in the butcher shop.

But some of the famous buildings are also marked, like the Sony Building, the Trump Tower, and the CBS building.

The edge is marked like a ruler, designating the thickness of the edge at that point.

(An evocative marking, "like a very tired clock," appears at the top of the score).

Marked like few other nations by the global war on terror, even the highest ranks of government in Pakistan complain about the overwhelming power of the military.

When I got it back, it was marked up like a Christmas tree.

Bottled water can be marked up like no other substance on earth.

Both models displayed marked PV-like phenotypes characterised by erythrocytosis, leukocytosis, splenomegaly and reduced survival.