Sentence examples for has a distinct preference from inspiring English sources
Zé has a distinct preference for the high and chattering sounds of instruments like the cavaquinho — a Brazilian relative of the ukulele — and something that sounds like a very squeaky harpsichord.
Though Paul has a distinct preference (8 times out of 10) for the Greek transliteration Kēphas (Latinized as Cephas) of the Aramaic name or title Kepha, meaning "rock," the Gospels and Acts use the Greek translation Petros approximately 150 times.
In FeAl, Cr and Ti are found to occupy the Al sublattice whereas Ni has a distinct preference for the Fe sublattice.
Nevertheless, this mother said that while she has a distinct preference for one provider, she is not able to avoid the provider's disliked colleague.
All CAs were active towards CO2 and bicarbonate, however only Caa had a distinct preference for CO2 as a substrate while the other three CAs all preferred bicarbonate.
"I have a distinct preference for the traditional wines of western Europe and a matching skepticism about most of the wines produced in the New World".
Mr. Dewhurst also had the disadvantage of looking like a traditional Republican at a time when the party had a distinct preference for Tea.
Exporters reported that Japanese favored frogfishes, while Americans had a distinct preference for rarity.
In summary, we have found that average-risk patients who experienced both colonoscopy and FIT tests did not have a distinct preference between FIT and colonoscopy for screening.
