Sentence examples for I sometimes preferred from inspiring English sources

What with my awkwardness in the language, and the fact that I didn't drink, I sometimes preferred to stay in camp and read a book while Sergei and Volodya were hanging out and socializing with people they'd met along the way.

I sometimes prefer to do this by hand, rubbing the butter into the polenta with my fingertips as if making pastry.

I sometimes prefer calling what I do "home decor" more than art.

"I sometimes prefer just the rehearsals because it's when the actors get to play," he said.

That's why I sometimes prefer to say we play Death Metal, to get away from all that talk that is going on in Black Metal.

I sometimes prefer my parents to do the talking because I sometimes don't know what to say' (patient, aged 15).

The term "executive assistant" is sometimes preferred.

He sometimes preferred those topics to the repetitive nuances of South Asia's dysfunctional politics.

Venice is sometimes preferred, though Venice somehow has an inseparable sinister side; witness Proust and Thomas Mann.

Both terms are acceptable, though same-sex marriage is sometimes preferred to make clear that the expression covers both gay men and lesbians.

On the high islands, people also wanted access to lagoons, although easily defensible sites were sometimes preferred, such as the tops of steep cleared slopes.