Sentence examples for to liked from inspiring English sources

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to liked

noun

Something that a person likes (prefers).

  • Tell me your likes and dislikes.

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"Everyone I talked to liked it very much".

"The people we sent it to liked it and that made us feel good".

Also: I gave a book by Kate Atkinson away recently and the person I gave it to liked it so much that she bought all the others".

Some people I talked to liked the little shots, some preferred Polaroid's big ones.

A few journalists I talked to liked the Regen on Demand lever on the back side of the steering wheel, where you might otherwise expect a paddle shifter.

For example, the osteopontin (Opn) gene was suggested to be involved in autoimmunity based on phenotyping of a knockout strain, but it was later revealed that another Opn knockout had no such phenotype, and that the effect was probably due to liked genes in the 129 fragment [ 63].

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Lots to like there.

Seemed to like poetry".

"You have to like action.

I used to like them.

I happen to like New York".

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