Sentence examples for to liking from inspiring English sources

The phrase 'to liking' is not a grammatically correct phrase and cannot be used in written English.
To make a sentence with a similar meaning, you could phrase it as: "I liked it to my liking."

Dictionary

to liking

noun

Something that a person likes (prefers).

Tell me your likes and dislikes.

synonyms

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I confess to liking newspapers.

The New Yorker

He admitted to liking hot dogs.

The New Yorker

In public, nobody admits to liking Nickelback.

The Guardian - Music

I will admit to liking the invented honorific term "composeress".

The New York Times

– would admit to liking either of these things aloud.

The Guardian - Lifestyle

When pressed, few local people admit to liking the dam.

The New York Times

"Turns out I am genetically predisposed to liking chicken.

The New York Times - Books

We'll go back to liking our violent sports".

The Guardian - Sport

Gay men admit to liking things up them.

The Guardian - Opinion

QUESTION FROM SASHA: Have your children taken to liking French food?

The New Yorker

The singer admits to liking arguments as part of the creative process.

Independent

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