Sentence examples for expresses his preference from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kristof criticizes America's support of Israel -- support endorsed by a huge majority of Democrats and Republicans, presidents and members of Congress -- and expresses his preference for the "honest broker" role.

He quotes from Humphreys's own autobiography, Both Sides of the Circle, in which the barrister expresses his preference for prosecuting on the grounds that "witnesses called by the prosecution are generally telling the truth as best they may and the prisoner is generally guilty".

Using such nonsensical expressions is a way in which the speaker expresses his preferences.

Checketts, another N.H.L. official said yesterday, has expressed his preference at splitting the duties.

But he expressed his preference for the amateur over and over again, and I believe we hear his authentic voice in it.

Mr. Spada also said that there had been no search for the job and that Mr. Rowland had expressed his preference for Mr. DeRosa.

Modric was surprisingly clear in expressing his preference to play as a central midfielder on Monday and the following day Mourinho was adamant that the Croat was not bought on a whim.

It might not fit on a Burger King wrapper, but the Home of the Whopper can now also bill itself as the sometime home of J. D. Salinger, who expressed his preference for that hamburger chain in letters that were recently made public by the University of East Anglia in Britain, The Guardian reported.

Unanimous in Name Only Chief Justice Roberts, who has led the court for more than five years, early on expressed his preference for unanimous opinions even as he seemed to recognize a potential cost in providing guidance to the lower courts.

Despite expressing his preference, Collins gave each side time to marshal its arguments.

But fly-half is the position that Henson has expressed his preference to play, although he says he is happy to be playing anywhere for the Blues providing it means he returns to action.