Sentence examples for a question of preferring from inspiring English sources

The difference between kitsch and tasteful nautical ambience is not merely a question of preferring a flock of fiberglass resin seagulls or a discreet cast-iron mermaid in the marigold bed.

It's just a question of preference, some prefer sweet, some prefer savoury, some like it hot, some prefer cold, some like men, some like women, some like both.

You don't think it's just a question of their preferring any white guy over a brown woman?

"It s just a question of which you prefer".

That's very much a question of whether people prefer sprints or long distance isn't it?

Instead, they talked about the plan as a question of whether people preferred a government guarantee or would rather have individuals rely on themselves and the market to obtain healthcare in their old age.

"For me, it's not so much a question of 'emptiness.' I prefer the image of a zombie.

I won't dig too deeply into this device because it is very similar to the Kindle Fire HD, which I found to be excellent (although I would give the Nook HD a bit of an edge for a superior magazine and catalog viewing, but it's really just a question of which ecosystem you prefer).

In the case of a sketch by Jean-Léon Gérôme, choosing the recto was a question of fashion: an early owner preferred the sultry nude in a Turkish bath, a classic Gérôme subject, to a more finished portrait of a brooding man.

If it were merely a question of allocating resources, most hunters would prefer that they, not the wolves, keep the elk population in balance.

As for whether he'd join them, O'Malley ducked a question of which cabinet position he'd prefer in a prospective Sanders or Clinton administration.