Sentence examples for because she preferred the from inspiring English sources

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

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.

A German citizen, Ecke went to Sweden as an undergraduate because she preferred the style of education there.

Earlier in Hole's career, between 1989 and 1991, Love primarily played a Rickenbacker 425 because she "preferred the 3/4 neck," but she destroyed the guitar onstage at a 1991 concert opening for The Smashing Pumpkins.

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' ").

Modotti's early work had stood out precisely because she preferred documenting the Mexico of the urban, technological revolution to the folkloric representation of Mexico, filled with cacti and the barefooted people.

She preferred the present because it was the place in which one is most capable of experiencing something close to being real.

During the war, she apparently chose to fight on the German side simply because she preferred their uniforms, especially the spiked helmets.

Smullen, the assistant trainer, has been around horses all her life and did not go to college because she preferred to be at the barns.

Cynthia Stevens, a purchasing agent from Crown Heights, said she seldom came to the mall because she preferred a bigger variety of stores.

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