Sentence examples for He preferred it from inspiring English sources
He preferred it, actually.
He preferred it this way.
He preferred it when it followed more roads and fewer mountain ridges.
Regardless, Byer said he was grateful for his stay at the hospital, whose personnel did feed its occupants, and said he preferred it any day over a city shelter, which are notoriously perilous and decrepit.
He called the striped bass a "beautiful fish," saying he preferred it over bluefish, fluke and porgies; described his preferred technique (trolling with umbrella rigs) and location (the Shinnecock Inlet); and was so detailed in his explication that the publication City and State likened it to "reading that chapter of 'Moby Dick' about different kinds of sailing knots".
I think he preferred it that way.
At the moment, Alex is living in his own apartment in western Germany—he prefers it that way as it affords him a certain level of freedom.
He prefers, it seems, to have the driving seat to himself, without a potential rival fighting for the wheel.
He prefers it that way, absorbing the criticism that came with placing the parts into a whole.
