Sentence examples for that well like from inspiring English sources

(A few years afterward, in Paris, when Leo Stein, the famous Miss Gertrude Stein's less famous brother, told him almost in reproof that he already drew as well as Rubens, he said, "If you think I draw that well like somebody else, why shouldn't I draw only like me? I would rather imitate my paintings than another painter's". Though extrovert, he could learn from himself alone).

But Klamka and co-founder Wil Chung tell me that the most important aspect of this is the emphasis of the mobile experience, "There's little things, that people expect to work on mobile that don't really work that well, like pulling up location on a map or finding emails in Gmail.

Even the ones that don't know us all that well, like the amazing people in my mastermind groups.

They thrive in lots of environments where other things don't do all that well, like, for instance, in our guts.

With my cat hovering around the computer keyboard, swatting at my fingers, and my dog snoring at my feet, I bring this question -- which, I think, is much more than academic; there are almost 70 million animals kept as pets in the United States -- to dolphin scientist and influential animal welfare advocate Lori Marino, who says that, "well, like all things, it is complex.

He was that well liked".

The family was that well known, and that well liked.

Obama is a moderately popular incumbent running against a relatively uncharismatic one who's not that well liked even among conservatives.

Elections favor incumbents and Romney was an uncharismatic opponent, who wasn't all that well liked even within his own party.

"(500) Days" is a movie that's well liked and you had a lot of good will from that film.

I settled on a café on Conde in the late morning that was well liked by our group.