Sentence examples for i prefer something more from inspiring English sources

I prefer something more uncouth".

I prefer something more optimistic," retorted Underwood.

Myself, I prefer something more subdued when sitting down with a client".

(Personally, I prefer something more dishevelled in and old man's vintage style).

Nowadays, though, I prefer something more exposed to the elements -- like a terrace in Provence, or perhaps the garden at Barbetta on West 46th Street.

For landscapes, I prefer something more vibrant, perhaps Lofi or X-Pro II.

Being more of the outdoor type, I preferred something more adventurous.

I assumed she'd prefer something more refined.

We'd prefer something more uplifting.

They may indeed prefer something more inspiring than Mr Tusk's affable but low-key style.

"Younger users seem to prefer something more ephemeral, something that changes moment by moment," he said.