Sentence examples for men prefer the from inspiring English sources

Knowing so very well what death is like, these men prefer the tedium of the trial to its cessation.

They're also more comfortable using the word "fashion" — straight white men prefer the more masculine "style" — and are more willing to refer to themselves as "metrosexual".

He found that women generally prefer it when in photos men are looking away from the camera (hypothesis: less intimidating), and that men prefer the opposite (they want a woman's full attention).

While some men prefer the experience, and some women feel it affords them greater ability to protect themselves, it is much more expensive and needs to be positioned correctly to avoid getting pushed in or shifted to one side.

A forthcoming paper in Psychological Science, by Charles Wysocki of the University of Pennsylvania and his colleagues, shows that gay men prefer the smell of sweat collected from the armpits of gay men and heterosexual women to that collected from heterosexual men.

Camahort Page believes men prefer the site because it is more passive.

Although Europe alone accounts for more than 30 per cent of the global market, South Africa leads the way with 90 per cent of men preferring the clean-cut look.

In both the model and game exercises, men preferred the status quo rice production in combination with agroforest land uses, but women preferred the conversion of agroforest to more financially profitable monoculture systems, with increased carbon emissions as side effect.

A 1978 experiment further found that when male and female smokers were given identical cigarettes, with half the packs branded Frontiersman and the other half April, men preferred the taste of the former and women the latter.

Sandwiches, cakes, biscuits and eventually simple meals like beans on toast or 'a fry' — fried eggs on toast 'sunny side' up were in great demand as most of the men preferred the eggs not to be turned over!

In these circles, youth and beauty reign supreme, with most men preferring the company of a sugar baby in their early-to-mid twenties.