Sentence examples for might not really like from inspiring English sources

You might not really like the girl, she's ditzy, she's annoying, whatever.

You might not really like the guy, he's dumb, he doesn't have the right values, but he's got a big dick.

And they might not really care for TV like their parents did, no matter how many tweets you throw at them.

People might think we are a posey couple but it's just not really like that.

Chameleons are reptiles that do not really like to be held so if you like a pet you can hold this might not be the right pet.

Now the cynic in me might suggest that May doesn't really like NCIS.

And, on reflection, Tucker or either of the McDougals might decide that they don't really like the Clintons well enough to do time for them.

Otherwise you might find out you don't really like them and then you have no shoes.

'I might do raised beds, but I don't really like those either,' she says, adding, 'I can't believe this, I'm talking about growing things all the time now.' 'I told you,' says her father, who has now joined us.

I didn't really like it (you might have guessed) but a colleague, who shall remain nameless, said it was 'quite nice' and lamented the fact she'd already had lunch, which goes to show it takes all sorts to make a world.

They don't really like us to begin with.