Sentence examples for honest preferences from inspiring English sources

"These X-percent plans are racially driven, and sometimes I almost think I would rather have honest preferences," she told me.

It will allow voters to be more honest in their first preferences and it will reduce the likelihood that a party will win simply by dividing their opposition.

Be honest about communicating these preferences, but do so in subtle, caring manner.

For one thing, I retain my strong preference for honest dialectical dealings in a context of mutual respect.

After years of trying to "fit in" and playing pretend, you finally decide to be open and honest about your sexual preference or gender identity with the people closest to you.

A scripted approach to introduce EOL research topics can ease clinicians' discomfort while allowing patients the opportunity to have open, honest dialogues about their care preferences.

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.

Obviously interactive theatre is different to a sit-down performance in somewhere like the Barbican (which, if I'm honest, is probably still my preference), but nonetheless, the idea that the passive viewer may very soon be handed the keys to the editing suite and be able to call their own shots is a seductive vision indeed.

It is probably not the dirtiest of the music journalist's professional secrets that at some point in his or her career even the most honest writers – however genuine their preference for the music of Albert Ayler over that of Free or Tiesto – will have felt obliged to misleadingly imply the existence of a face-to-face encounter when only a telephone conversation actually took place.

C-call chirping is believed to be an honest signal for communicating food preference, and a cotton-top tamarin will more often and more rapidly vocalize with these chirps when approaching a highly favored food source.

He said that he found Mr. Eisner to be honest and candid and that his preference for individual contact with directors "has not stifled discussion," including his briefings of them on Mr. Ovitz's qualifications as a Hollywood broker and deal maker.