Sentence examples similar to it feels preferable from inspiring English sources
Even in organisations and sectors where most people are incredibly well-intentioned, the status quo often feels preferable to major change.
At this point, though, that still feels preferable to a situation where even a veteran coach like Belichick was forced to admit that he was not always certain which plays he could and could not challenge.
It was found difficult to reproduce these observations with the original model architecture, where Akt activation and GLUT4 translocation are described by algebraic expressions depending on PIP3 levels; moreover, it was felt preferable to use differential equations to describe all reactions.
And sure, getting nothing but praise may feel preferable, but it doesn't give you nearly as much opportunity to hone your game and expand your skill set.
The book's implicit argument — that an economy corruptible by an individual in a face-to-face encounter is in many ways preferable to the abstract fleecing of today — feels as right as it feels romantic.
It feels like an absurd measure of quality that women are seduced into believing is preferable to the gingerbread outhouse alternative: quirky, skewed, imperfect, lacking, unique, and real.
It's always preferable if you can see it, and feel it before you buy it.
A different participant felt it preferable to take time to think before typing and create fewer edits than to have to scrutinize the SR documents for mistakes.
