In a 2005 essay in National Review, written before he became a judge, he criticized liberals for preferring litigation to the political process.
She thought he was criticizing her for preferring the wireless to him, and before he could soften or lighten his remark she said hurriedly, "Or we could go and lie on the bed," and nervously swiped an invisible hair from her forehead.
This is a significant shift for a president who, throughout his first term, was criticized by inside-the-Beltway critics for preferring cozy dinners with his family to cocktails with power brokers.
In response, John Kerry, the presumptive Democratic nominee for president, criticized Mr. Bush for preferring force over diplomacy, and unilateralism over international cooperation.
QUESTION FROM JAGD: I'm so fascinated that CT would go to his wife's alma mater (Creighton) to find a law clerk yet criticize his colleagues for preferring their own alma maters.
Subsidizing high-carbon products is a highly imperfect solution that adds complications to a carbon tax and risks overcompensating certain industries, as the 2016 ballot initiative was criticized for doing, but economists generally prefer this solution to excluding EITE industries altogether.
She was criticized, for example, for saying that she preferred to replace Henri Loyrette as head of the Louvre with a woman, suggesting Sylvie Ramond, director of the Museum of Fine Arts of Lyon.
As supertree methods have been criticized for being biased towards historical trends, we preferred those studies that explicitly set out to derive a phylogenetic hypothesis and so exclude purely (and typically older) descriptive taxonomic works.
MOVIE producers are often criticized for running at the sight of original ideas, preferring instead to milk plays, books, news events, toys and even video games for their screenplays.
