Sentence examples for about a preference from inspiring English sources

The fundamental question isn't about a preference for one race over another.

"Those simple statements about a preference to capture mask a much more complicated story," Mr. Waxman said.

In hindsight, Michael Eric Dyson might have been the person least well-positioned to attack Cornel West about a preference for celebrity over scholarship.

His word for the branch of culture that he represented and wrote about was "Negro", a preference shared by Murray's close friend the novelist Ralph Ellison.

As for the all-conquering "Argo", it seems to have benefited from the truism that Hollywood loves films about Hollywood, a preference which helped "The Artist" this time last year.

What do you think about that?" suggests a preference for direct verbal responses over giggling.

That, and her comment about China, suggests a preference for illiberal non-Western powers over liberal Western ones.

Lack of cash, skepticism about big business, a preference for customized products and heuristic purchasing experiences and possibly a lifelong tendency toward scrimping?

Scans showed that about 39% of the dogs' vocal regions tended to respond most strongly to dog sounds, and about 48% showed a preference for other environmental noises.

Avoidance of thinking about cancer, and a preference for 'not knowing' were expressed several times.

Concern about randomisation and a preference for the doctor to choose treatment have been most commonly cited as reasons for refusing to enrol in one study[ 53].