Sentence examples for expresses a preference from inspiring English sources

Everyone expresses a preference, baked or fried.

In effect, a preference for Colin Farrell over Daniel Craig or Monica Bellucci over Michelle Pfieffer expresses a preference for danger.

First, the public expresses a preference for spouses who embody a more traditionalistic view of the First Lady (or in the case of Bill Clinton, first gentlemen) who does not intend to play a major policy role in presidential administration.

"I'm thinking here of personal ads for 'no fats, no fems,' language that expresses a preference for those who are 'straight-acting,' and unwanted forms of sexual objectification that reflect and encourage anti-black racism, anti-Asian Orientalism and more," he continued, referencing the rampant proliferation of racism and other forms of privilege on gay dating apps.

Tschichold also expresses a preference for certain ratios over others: "The geometrically definable irrational page proportions like 1 1.618 (Golden Section), 1:√2, 1:√3, 1:√5, 1 1.538, and the simple rational proportions of 1 2, 2 3, 5 8 and 5 9 I call clear, intentional and definite.

The MRC has also adopted a position which expresses a preference for Gold OA.

All those expressing a preference preferred 1 week or longer.

The PDA was preferred by 87.4% of the children who expressed a preference.

He hasn't expressed a preference to me".

She has emphatically denied expressing a preference for David Cameron.

But he did not shy from expressing a preference.