Sentence examples for be preferable to be from inspiring English sources

A supporter of the UK remaining in the EU, Kirton-Darling argued it would be preferable to be in a "reforming" EU trade policy than outside.

Right now, however, it might be preferable to be a Browns fan than a Patriots fan, considering the whole Hernandez thing.

He belonged to that generational strain of baseball fans — I count myself among them — who were never quite sure whether it would be preferable to be an All-Star or a general manager.

I avoided the first row, reasoning that if the driver were forced to stop abruptly, it would be preferable to be stopped by the row directly in front of me than to be hurled through the cab.

It would clearly be preferable to be able to give a unified treatment with different applications.

It would also be preferable to be able to treat basic magnitudes on a par with basic properties and relations in the generation of logical space.

Amnesia might be preferable to being clasped to the bosom of a family like this.

It may be threatening to see ourselves as victims of our genes, but that may be preferable to being victims of our environment.

Although not every worker can afford to reduce hours, taking a pay cut may be preferable to being laid off or overloaded by work.

While it's preferable to be able to consult directly with an author, it's not always possible.

Experience has taught me it is preferable to be known as someone who believes in superstitions than as a conspiracy theorist.