Sentence examples for idea of the preferred from inspiring English sources

This will give you an idea of the preferred DJs.

Totally disillusioned, he thoroughly rejected the idea of love, preferring to talk about friendships and relationships.

Don't Play Favorite/ Some cultures in different parts of the world dogmatically or subtly encourage the idea of preferring one parent above the other.

Many Cambodians seemed to shrink from the idea of a trial, preferring not to look too closely at the horrors of their past or to disturb the demons of their present, in what many people here insisted was a spirit of Buddhist forgiveness.

Unfortunately, incumbent President Bashar al-Assad wasn't too keen on the idea of relinquishing power, preferring instead to have his army start shooting the protesters dead.

Participants suggested that people would need to be given a clearer, more tangible idea of the "deal" under whichever preferred option emerged.

Much of Europe hates the idea of shale gas, preferring to rely on much more expensive imports from Russia and elsewhere.

Tatchell, one of the originators of the idea, has always preferred a light-hearted MTV-style film, featuring music and footballers, though he supported the script when something very different was pursued.

He has consistently refused the idea of the "masterpiece" or "inspiration", and preferred instead to rely on ready-mades and chance.

In the end, Aristotle preferred the idea of the world's past-eternity because of an essentially cultural predilection for the abstract argumentation supporting it and, of course, because he lacked a reliable tradition supporting the contrary view.

"I prefer the idea of the lights floating".