Sentence examples for always preferred it from inspiring English sources

And call America the country that has always preferred it to reality.

"I've always preferred it to be more difficult and when the golf course gets harder and faster it is certainly something I like," he said.

The enormously popular version by the late Princeton scholar Robert Fagles, published in 1990, has a gratifying plainness — my students have always preferred it — but doesn't get the grandeur.

Woody Herman's contemporaneous, bop-flavored First Herd was far looser, which may explain why highbrow critics have always preferred it to Mr. Shaw's postwar band, despite the latter's undeniably progressive tilt.

Maybe he always preferred it, and this was the only child who ever came forward and called her rape by its name (a common occurrence among sex offenders: witness how long some Catholic priests continued to rape children without being caught).

Someone is a dictator, in Arrow's sense, if whenever he strictly prefers one alternative to another the society always prefers it as well.

On the other hand, when I read the book first, I always prefer it to the movie.

In the early stages of handling, they are much calmer when you cuddle them together and when tamed will almost always prefer it.

It always preferred its own machines, which used the Sparc chip.

They may prefer to do it on their own, at the last minute, while you have always preferred doing it in advance.

Polyethylene exchange is always preferred, as it allows complete synovectomy and better debridement of the posterior synovium, and eliminates biofilm formation on the polyethylene [29, 31].