Sentence examples similar to Embodies a preference from inspiring English sources

To some gentle extent, government policy should embody those norms, a preference for saving over consumption, a preference for fitness over obesity, a preference for seat belts and motorcycle helmets even though some people think it's cooler not to wear them.

Rather, voters often show a preference for the traits embodied by a candidate they're already supporting.

First, the public expresses a preference for spouses who embody a more traditionalistic view of the First Lady (or in the case of Bill Clinton, first gentlemen) who does not intend to play a major policy role in presidential administration.

Much of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's work on the Supreme Court embodies a commitment to judicial minimalism, understood as a preference for narrow rulings, closely attuned to particular facts.

To address this question, we investigate a new simplifed protein chain model that embodies a cooperative interplay between local conformational preferences and hydrophobic burial.

Do you have a preference?

Everyone expresses a preference, baked or fried.

This is a preference.

It's a preference.

Sorry, just a preference".

"Yeah, I got a preference".