Sentence examples for not liked presented from inspiring English sources

We compared two approaches to increasing children's liking of vegetables by having them repeatedly taste small portions of vegetables that were initially not liked, presented either alone (repeated exposure; RE) or with a liked dip (associative conditioning; AC).

I don't like presenting easy answers because I don't think there are any.

Girls don't like presents handed to them in trash bags.

A second experiment was conducted to test whether the same results would be obtained using a within-subjects design, in which each child was assigned to repeatedly taste two vegetables that were not liked, one presented with dip and one without.

I don't like presenting my publisher with pages with lots of crossings-out and scribbling.

Therefore, we would not like to present possible changes in other macronutrients that have only be found in one experimental set in our laboratory, which is, however, the only thing we would be able to deliver in a reasonable time-scale for this revision.

The director may not like the present, but I think he'd enjoy watching his film on an IMAX screen.

All he said was that "Bob doesn't like to present accurate facts," and that Mr. Franks had "disqualified himself" from being governor by not telling the truth.

The main reason given was that they did not like being presented with a vision of their own future.

He loathes Christmas and does not like to get presents.

This is a problem for Ashley because Adidas refuses to supply Sports Direct with replica football kits, presumably because it does not like how the retailer presents them and cuts the price.