Sentence examples for would best like from inspiring English sources

Perhaps words by Thomas Hardy from his poem To Meet Or Otherwise can be invoked to sum up how he would best like to be remembered: So, to the one long-sweeping symphony From times remote Till now, of human tenderness, shall we Supply one note, Small and untraced, yet that will ever be Somewhere afloat Amid the spheres, as part of sick Life's antidote.

He got it from Mother Teresa, who embodies the vocation for which Heinz Kerry would best like to be known — tireless caregiving.

If you know someone who recently gave birth, try asking them how they would best like to be supported instead of commenting on their appearance.

Björk ponders how she'd best like to hear a favourite singer's new material.

How I'd best like to remember him is a rainy day on Second Avenue just around the corner from his home.

There were situations in which…I would have best liked to be in hospital [outpatient clinic] that I was judged by someone else.

Finding or creating a drug for a cancer-causing molecule can be a matter of deciphering the molecule's shape and determining what sort of drug would best match it, like fitting a key to a lock.

"I felt like it  would best not wait".

So on paper, I've got virtually nothing in common with any good ol' boy and I know many of them would at best, like to get me on the no-fly list, and at worst, exile my ass to Pakistan.

A good Christmas would be defined as the best like-for-like figures among the three quoted operators.

"What would you like best to eat?" "Turkish Delight, please, your Majesty," said Edmund.