Sentence examples for might really like from inspiring English sources

He didn't buy that K-Rod might really like his new teammates.

And, actually, if it did, I might really like to try it.

He might really like Bill Bradley's views, or like him as a president.

"I told one woman I knew that her son might really like this book," Dr. Brettler said.

'I've listened to it twice and I think after three or four listens I might really like it 'cause I like what they're doing.

"It's like I tasted this great, wonderful food," he says now, "and for some reason I've got this burning desire to say to other people: 'If you tried this dish, I think you might really like it.'" The premise of Sing, Robot, Sing! is that you are "training" a charmingly blobby little character (based on a drawing by Wang) to belt out songs for points and rewards.

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.

If you really want to do face-to-face, it might show you really like it.

For example, if your date has asked you if you have any hobbies, you might say, "I really like running.

However, he said the study itself was "outstanding" and showed that "lying on the beach recruits your opioid system and on its own it might be something you really like".