Sentence examples for always preferred that from inspiring English sources

That may be true, but the two major parties have always preferred that their bases follow the leaders, rather than the other way around.

This equilibrium is not a convention in Lewis's sense, since one always prefers that one's opponent cooperate rather than defect.

I would always prefer that people choose life.

But I always prefer that to something slick or artificial.

"You see, my children," he declares, "man always prefers that which hides itself from him".

"While we would always prefer that they talk to us and not talk to other people, we have no means to stop them from talking to other people," he said.

(His return has not been totally without tension: CNN agreed to change the title of "Moneyline" to "Lou Dobbs Moneyline" to herald his return. The apostrophe was omitted to signal that he did not own the program. Mr. Dobbs said of that, "I would always prefer that in all things, grammar be honored, but that's all right").

The spoofing device always prefers that the first three parameters are close to 0, which is very difficult to achieve due to various reasons such as measurement error and device cost.

Personally I should always prefer that a speaker should reveal his eloquence in such a way that, if what he says advances his case, the credit will be given to his talent and not to the nature of his case, while if what he says damages his case the blame will attach to the case and not to his powers.

"We'd always prefer that our companies grow up to be publicly traded," Stein corrected me smoothly.

Carroll was by no means against using social media, but he would always prefer that his editors and reporters focus their energies on promoting the substance or impact of their pieces rather than themselves.