Sentence examples for it was a preference from inspiring English sources

If there was one common link it was a preference for high octane hues.

It was a preference before, now it's essential".

Warren, who said she prefers to apply concealer after foundation, also agrees it's a "preference thing".

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

Partly, of course, it's a preference that's steeped in the history and tradition of gaming.

It is a preference unlikely to spill over into the export market because Argentine whites are not a distinguished group.

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

"It's fundamentally unfair because it's a preference that advantages the already advantaged," said Richard D. Kahlenberg, a senior fellow at the Century Foundation, a nonprofit research organization.

It's a pre-verbal thing, because once your children can express a cultural preference, you just have to take it, unless it's a preference for something that preaches vivisection or Mormonism.

It's a preference several men expressed on Ms. Shelton's behalf; when asked to confirm or deny it, she was briefly and uncharacteristically speechless — considering the sources, perhaps — then let loose one of her tumbling guffaws.

It's a preference that explains why fillets have been edging out whole fish at most fishmongers and restaurants in our own country, to the distress of serious seafood lovers.