Examples of “liked” in a Sentence

verb Past tense and past participle of like: to have found someone or something pleasant, enjoyable or agreeable.

• I liked the film more than I expected to.
• She liked him immediately.
• We all liked the cafe by the station, so we went back.

verb Marked a post, photo, comment or message with a like button or reaction to show approval.

• Three hundred people liked her photo overnight.
• He liked my message instead of replying to it.
• My sister liked every holiday photo I posted last week.

adjective Regarded with affection or approval by others, almost always used with a modifier such as well or widely.

• He was a well-liked colleague.
• She is universally liked in the department.
• She is a widely liked teacher who always makes time for pupils.