Sentence examples for infinitely prefer from inspiring English sources

But, although it is undeniably overheated, I infinitely prefer Johnson's wild excess to other dramatists' buttoned-up restraint.

But I infinitely prefer to see a peaceful separation of these States, than to see endless, aimless, devastating war, at the end of which I see the grave of public liberty and of personal freedom".

(I infinitely preferred the monster-of-the-week episodes of The X-Files to the grander conspiracy episodes).

Its heroine, Abigail Buwell, is "redeemed" from a life she infinitely prefers to 19th-century Western civ.

Even so, we were told that Swann "infinitely preferred to Odette's kind of beauty the beauty of a little working girl as fresh and plump as a rose with whom he was smitten" - fresh, plump, buyable, collectable, dismissable.

We see the contradictions of the social world in which Nate lives — a world in which women are outspoken and independent, and yet, confusingly, seem to wilt at the slightest sign of disinterest from a man; a world where men can delay commitment infinitely if they prefer, while women begin to feel constrained by time.

I also prefer having an actual book in my hands to read - turning pages for me is infinitely preferable to clicking slides!

The presence of those seeking the truth is infinitely to be preferred to the presence of those who think they've found it.

While food preferences have been found under laboratory conditions [54] in the field most soil animals show a rather generalized feeding habit [55] because resources are infinitely intermingled and preferred food likely hard to find and difficult to separate from the surrounding soil [56].

I prefer the model of our growth in time — infinitely more happens to us than can be explained by any search for origins.

We prefer to believe that the U. S. would infinitely rather lose a war than have one American boy worm his way improperly into the confidence of a prime ministers wife, or one American girl sell her body for the plans of a battleship.