Sentence examples for anything he prefers from inspiring English sources

If anything, he prefers the kind that stink.

He is shy and serious, with an ironic sense of humor so subtle it is easy to miss, and he follows many of his thoughts with an accommodating, or gently insistent, "no?" When forced to call himself anything, he prefers "exhibition producer" to "artist"; his works, which are often collaborative in nature, tend to challenge the idea of an authentic or definitive experience.

This, and the knowledge that there really is no limit to the number of times he could hear You Raise Me Up and genuinely enjoy it – that if anything, he prefers it sung by a dowdy single mother than a major recording artist, because he has personally fitted the mother with a heartbreaking backstory, and she's going to get her teeth done when the show moves into its makeover phase in week 10.

If anything, he prefers a complicated and tortured legislative approach.

Musk has dismissed this, not wanting anything "public," as he prefers to avoid other people in his commuting space and expects others to feel the same.

"They're not the saviors of anything," he said, preferring a different description, especially for his younger players.

If anything, she prefers turning the tables – like when she went on safari, being guided in a car through elephant habitats in India.

But he prefers location more than anything else.

Another plinther, 44-year-old Alix McCulloch, spent her hour spinning wool and said that, if anything, she preferred the late slot she was assigned on Monday night for the relative peace and quiet she enjoyed.

Michelangelo was the most uncompromising of men; he insisted that he had not been taught anything by anyone and he preferred to work alone.

In playing both brothers Hardy manifests the tension that has been playing itself out in his own career, as the actor seems driven to deny the handsome-leading-man parts that beckon him and instead prefers anything he can use to dirty and disguise himself.