Sentence examples for more liked because from inspiring English sources

So probably her batting average gets worse, and I am a lot more liked because of her.

High energy foods were consumed in greater amounts; but not because they were more liked, rather because it was anticipated that they would produce a lower level of satiation.

As Andrew Martin's unnamed, delinquent narrator observes, York doesn't offer much in the way of urban wasteland; he wishes the place could be more like Brixton, "because York's not cool and Brixton is".

But- and this is actually more like a because -- Organizations have to think and act pro-actively when it comes to cyber security and privacy.

"He used to say the larger and more open a project, the more he liked it, because it could be enjoyed by all social strata".

Floats is more like it, because the bar is orbiting somewhere around Saturn.

"It was more like disbelief because it almost seemed too easy," he added, with a laugh.

It feels more like nowhere, because we find the same things as everywhere".

Cabernet is more like Stallone, because it's over-buffed, squared off, and not genuinely interesting.

"It is more like operetta, because there are long stretches of speech.

But then, Ween's parodies always end up seeming more like tributes, because the members' musicianship keeps glibness at bay.