Sentence examples for something to like about from inspiring English sources

I can pretty much find something to like about most people given enough time.

Non-voters, by contrast, could push them over the line.Each party sees something to like about these disaffected, mostly working-class Britons.

In the end, I even found something to like about the décor: the soft, fabric lamps that hang in the restaurant are very pretty.

Feist and Simone do not share much in the way of sound or history, but the late — and notoriously prickly — singer might have found something to like about the Canadian's spirited take on this piece of the American public domain.

Second, even if I don't think the book is a masterwork by the next Steven Pinker, one that will alter Western society's intellectual history, there's often something to like about it.

Perhaps a listener of stalwart Bensonian allegiance — the kind of person who has given some thought to a Smooth Jazz Cruise — might find something to like about this version of Sam Cooke's "You Send Me," which feels suffused with candlelight and bath oils.

The last thing Mr. Bloomberg needs now is a discontented electorate finding something else not to like about him.

If you find yourself thinking harsh thoughts about your personality or actions, shift your thoughts to something you like about yourself.

Try your hardest to find something you like about your child's partner and develop a relationship with them if you can.

At worst, STDs are something to laugh about, like crabs.

"It's not something we like to think about," Lt Sarah said about the risks of getting shot down.