Sentence examples for liked from high-quality English sources.

• I liked that.

• She liked that, too.

• He liked her skin, she liked his laugh.

• “People have liked a more direct, detailed information from the government about what is going on,” he said.

• Liz liked Jim very much.

• He liked them Scottish.”

• He liked that Latin was dead.

• And, of course, he liked lunatics and lost people.

Use liked in a sentence.

• More of Buttigieg's people liked Warren than Biden.

• "Jobs could seduce and charm people at will, and he liked to do so," Isaacson writes.

• I found parts of both Amazon Music and Spotify that I liked, but they were far from perfect.

• That night, as he drifted off to sleep, he thought, The cat liked me; he really liked me.

• The first on-camera job that I got picked me because they liked my curly hair and liked that I bleached it.

• I was a bit alarmed, because there were guys I liked—Camilo himself, for example—but I was quite sure that I liked girls more, much more.

• Hutchins, a mustachioed financier who liked to go shoeless in the office, would lead the firm's Monday morning meeting and liked to appear on financial news channels.

• Results showed that students liked the impressive candidates better than the less impressive candidates — but they liked the impressive candidates even more when they spilled their coffee.

liked sentence examples

• After a couple of pirouettes, he said, “In constructing the program, I was trying to think from Bill’s perspective—what he would have liked to see, what he would have liked to photograph.”

• Over that time, following those hot hands and investing in the countries or industries they liked best while shorting those they liked the least would have substantially beaten the market, he says.

• “I liked knowing the whole picture of the business—I liked being in the showroom, I liked the store idea, I liked design, of course, and I liked marketing,” Krakoff said.

• These personality predictions are based on the idea that, for example, if it turned out that people who liked particular brands of sports cars and nightclubs had also turned out to be extraverts, then you might predict that other people who liked those things would also be extraverts.