Sentence examples for a preference that was from inspiring English sources

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In the global south, for instance, there was a strong preference to spare young people at the expense of old – a preference that was much weaker in the far east and the Islamic world.

When the Academy gave its Best Picture award to "Driving Miss Daisy," in 1990, I believe that it was expressing a preference that was even more strongly aesthetic than it was political.

Ms. Mutter has also remarked on her fondness for fast tempos, a preference that was certainly in evidence on Thursday, particularly in Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 5 ("Turkish"), which concluded the program.

In his later critiques of literature, Lukács showed himself partial to the great bourgeois realist novelists of the 19th century, a preference that was denounced by proponents of the prevailing official doctrine of Socialist Realism in the Soviet Union.

Partly, of course, it's a preference that's steeped in the history and tradition of gaming.

About half of buyers prefer to get such products from technology companies rather than the fashion, jewellery or sports categories, GfK found - a preference that is reflected globally, with 42% in America, 51% in Germany, 54% in China and a remarkable 69% in South Korea reflecting the same view.

A conditional preference as Stirling defines it is a preference that is influenced by information about the preferences of (specified) others.

But the famed wedding planner apparently has a preference that is quite evident on his show.

If females can differentiate among males based on age, they will evolve a preference that is consistent with their choosing males with the lowest gamete mutation load.

Moreover, our results clearly indicate that there is indeed a hierarchy in terms of preferential incorporation of proteins into the nanoparticle scaffold, a preference that is dictated by the differential binding affinities displayed by the proteins themselves.