Sentence examples for is a preference for from inspiring English sources

It suggests that in both places there is a preference for this stodgy analysis".

Conservatism is a preference for the historically inherited rather than the abstract and ideal.

It is a preference for excluding their ideas from the public arena altogether.

"There is a preference for a process" in which "the transfer of technology is always a criterion".

"What you're seeing in the new-home market is a preference for simpler homes," Mr. Puryear said.

Hi, Phil! Confidence is a preference for the habitual voyeur for what is known as? Hang on.

At the Fairfax bank, "there is a preference for guys with medical and law degrees," Mr. Jaeger says.

Some of that is a preference for not being examined on a regular basis - and that's only human.

For if there is anything as English as fair play, it is a preference for messy compromise over radical change.

A preference for the off-camera is a preference for ordinary life—"the drama of the doorstep," the legendary Scottish producer John Grierson called it.

He said that one distinguishing quality of Argentine filmmakers now is a preference for realistic themes and settings, often shot in black and white.