Sentence examples for as i would rather from inspiring English sources

I don't think that there's any great ideological blockage on the concept of a transition or an implementation period as I would rather put it.

"As much as I would rather not defend Mr. Rumsfeld, the distinction is quite important," said Mario J. Rizzo of New York University, one of the authors of "The Economics of Time and Ignorance".

Just as I would rather spend time with female friends, men would rather spend time with their friends, rather than chasing around women. .

Just as I would rather spend time with female friends, men would rather spend time with their friends, rather than chasing around women.

And ultimately, I enjoy the challenge of trying cases, as I would rather roll up my sleeves and tackle matters people think are impossible than take on cases I could do with my eyes closed.  .

When I expressed displeasure over Sheryl Sandberg's public celebration of an "empowering" Pantene ad, Steinem acknowledged that "marketing aesthetics as empowerment doesn't work" but maintained that, "as for ads, I would rather them with feminist values than with anti-woman values, just as I would rather see egalitarian ads than those that are racist or anti-Semitic or homophobic".

Much as I'd rather be watching hockey than skating, not a lot can beat His Purpleness.

I work almost every bank holiday: the only one get to myself is Boxing Day, as I'd rather spend this with my family than earn the bonus for doing it.

The fledgling black American conscript was expected to endure the sight of the Confederate flag painted on Jeeps, tanks and helicopters, and sometimes encountered menacing graffiti, such as "I'd rather kill a nigger than a gook", scrawled on the walls in the latrines of US bases.

On Wednesday sex workers and activists – some wearing sequinned masks and holding banners with slogans such as "I'd rather sell my body in Soho than sell my mind to a corporation" – gathered outside the offices of Soho Estates, one of the main property owners in the area, and called for them to "stand up" to police.

(Just a thought, hon, but if "sexual vigor" is the goal, maybe the nightly cup of nut milk isn't helping?) And the whole check-your-privilege concept seems to have passed by Gwyneth, who has a tendency to say things such as: "I'd rather smoke crack than eat cheese out of a tin".