Sentence examples for shown a liking for from inspiring English sources
Mr. Fujimori has always shown a liking for the knockout blow that comes when adversaries least expect it.
Obsessive Compulsive Hoarder: The Big Clear Out (Channel 4) could have been one of those freakshows that this channel – along with others, to be fair – has shown a liking for in the past.
We recruit 'e-teams' at the start of the campaign - these are people who would have shown a liking for, say, gangster or sci-fi films - and we work with people who run those sites and give them a preview of the film.
The 11th seed, Kei Nishikori of Japan, will be a formidable first-round opponent, but Evans has shown a liking for the big occasion by twice winning the deciding rubber for Great Britain in the Davis Cup, against Russia earlier this year and Slovakia in February 2012.
Davies-Hale may have shown a liking for running in heat when he won the Boulder Bolder that year in terrific heat.
The fourth-quarter figures were partly distorted by a big promotional push last year to encourage drinkers with cut-price offers on food and beer, and showed a like-for-like decrease of 0.8%.
These qualities are also provided by streaming, and it's perhaps for this reason that consumers have begun to show a liking for the service which can provide unlimited music in return for a fee.
Three-year-olds have a fair record in this race - three winners in the last 10 years - and Brian Meehan's colt has showed a liking for Ascot when touched off in the Norfolk Stakes here last year.
He showed a liking for the South Australian bowlers, scoring 0, 123, 123 and 94 not out as Victoria won both of their matches against the aforementioned team.
There's something a little bit off about him, whether he's publicly berating a Buzzfeed author over her theory that his regular guy image is just a construct or showing a liking for BDSM when he thinks no one is looking.
You can also like your friends' photos by favoriting them, but Rewind only shows a "like count" for the whole day.
