Sentence examples for because she preferred from inspiring English sources

Because she preferred Paris to any other city in the world, she decided to give up the New York shop.

My mother chose comfort care over hospice because she preferred the familiar nurses and social workers to strangers.

Beth Manhardt, 20, a student at Providence College, said she shopped at Sephora because she preferred to be let alone.

Shapiro looked at her skeptically -- as much, it seemed, because she preferred writing in longhand to using a computer.

This is the first large-scale retrospective of Martin's work since the early Nineties, partly because she preferred solitude to public exposure.

She moved from Cambridge in 1989 to a chair at Queen Mary University of London because she preferred the egalitarian ethos of a "less Brahmin" institution.

Jervis's writing has an off-the-cuff quality: she never spells out the word "because" (she prefers " 'cause") and sometimes substitutes apostrophes for "g"s ("talkin' ").

In her own way, Roy dominates her narrative, because she prefers to talk.

Former Senator Rick Santorum made news this week when he said Sarah Palin was ducking the conference because she prefers events where somebody is paying her.

Because she prefers to wear no makeup, her cosmetic bag holds just a Chanel black eye pencil and a pot of Blistex.

She has declined full-time job offers since then because she prefers her new life, and she's earning "multiples more" than she would in a traditional job.