Sentence examples for we like something from inspiring English sources

If we like something, there's a sporting chance that others will too".

The architect Peter Zumthor observes that our perception of atmosphere is intuitive, having evolved through an advanced emotional sensibility: "Not every situation grants us time to make up our minds on whether or not we like something – or whether, indeed, we might be better heading off in the opposite direction".

We all supported Ghana because we like something different to the European and South American hegemony as long as they pose no serious threat to it, admittedly patronising, but Clive made me feel they should win because they smile a lot.

Once we were in the country, people who stopped in the driveway could see our tree through the windows clearly enough to say, "Nice tree," or, on occasion, more critically, "We like something bigger than that, with more lights, ourselves," but it was still basically an indoor item, no more intended for display than our bed linen.

We don't like to practice a lot unless we like something.

The more we like something, the more easily we are swayed to believe the object of our affection is without flaw.

He also reminded us to make lots of noise whenever we liked something.

"There is a greater chance we will like something when we expect we are going to like it".

We are very good at predicting whether we'll like something but not at knowing for how long".

They offered to buy us more beer and asked if we would like something to eat.

This makes our school look bad and we'd like something done about it.