Examples of 'one would like' in a sentence
Meaning of "one would like"
one would like: This phrase is often used to express a preference or desire for something. It implies that a person wishes for or wants a particular outcome or situation
How to use "one would like" in a sentence
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one would like
I for one would like to avoid a war.
Everything is not as rosy as one would like.
One would like to do something for them.
How much one would like that.
One would like to go faster and lower.
And sometimes one would like to die.
No one would like to wear an outdated design.
To receive people as one would like to be received.
No one would like to live at such a place.
Because then no one would like her.
This one would like to stay out.
Regretting a decision is what no one would like.
Well i for one would like to say.
One would like to say something.
Not always as sharp as one would like.
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No one would like that person as a partner.
In applications one would like to do better.
No one would like to become a victim of that.
You said no one would like me.
No one would like to work with you.
Treating each other as one would like to be treated.
I for one would like to see it everywhere.
Is there another one would like to go.
No one would like to look over an essay.
I was worried about releasing a beta no one would like.
Website one would like to come back to.
It was now a village where one would like to live.
No one would like feel like that.
There are also times when one would like to be wrong.
Often one would like to hear more.
Impressions are not always as accurate as one would like either.
No one would like to live under debt.
But the picture is not as clear as one would like.
A sort of girl one would like for a daughter.
One would like to know why.
In both cases one would like to average over.
One would like to think not.
Just the way one would like things to go.
One would like be boron on he said.
A tsunami is a terrible phenomenon that no one would like to encounter.
No one would like to set foot in.
Not having progressed as much as one would like or is necessary.
I for one would like to hear the answer.
Frustrations about not being good at what one would like to be able to do.
One would like to believe she was not mistaken.
It is certainly less than one would like to expect from him.
One would like to limit that.
This certainly is an awkward situation that no one would like to face.
I for one would like to know.
One perception requires an understanding of the world as one would like it to be.
