Sentence examples for continually prefer from inspiring English sources
We continually prefer to either ignore the problem or push it away as the consumer lifestyle adds more and more to the underlying problem of greenhouse gas emissions.
Our two communities are not afraid to stand side by side, continually defying those who would prefer to see us behind solitary bars and forgotten, not in front of cheering crowds.
Apparently, they prefer to have the cell phone continually available, rather than declare their bedroom (or any other space) a cell phone free zone.
Yet, we continually find through surveys of corporate leaders that they prefer graduates of liberal arts colleges because of the skills they acquire through breadth and depth of studies.
The SEC would prefer "fair-value" pricing, under which funds would continually re-price stocks according to what they believe them to be worth.
Of course, that was never going to happen, given that Johnson continually obstructed his own root to pop-stardom, preferring to create works whose meaning was intentionally difficult to decipher.
Though it pilfers from Shakespeare continually, Jeune Lune has relatively scant experience staging his plays, preferring to develop original work or its own literary adaptations.
Just for Men prefers that Hernandez's mustache be of a continually dark hue; the company does not mind if he keeps his hair dark, too, but his deal is strictly facial.
Parameswaran prefers first-person narration to the more detached third person, but his storytellers are also wedded to a 21st-century experimentalism, continually uncaging themselves from realist fiction.
Mr. Parameswaran prefers "first-person narration to the more detached third person, but his storytellers are also wedded to a 21st-century experimentalism, continually uncaging themselves from realist fiction," he writes.
