Sentence examples for might even prefer from inspiring English sources

(She might even prefer Clark Kent).

After having beaten Pedro Martinez in Boston recently, they might even prefer facing him in the playoffs.

Traffic would flow with fewer interruptions – people might even prefer to send their car to drive around for a while rather than trying to find a parking place.

Many would rather run a minority government, and some might even prefer to be in opposition, than to govern with Clegg again.

In 1976, Ms. Wallerstein told The New York Times, "I don't want to say don't divorce, but I think the children might even prefer having an unhappy family" to one riven by a split.

(Yes, I know, there are one or two drivers currently in formula one who might find them useful - and they might even prefer the old illuminated semaphore jobs that those of us who learnt to drive in Morris Minors remember with affection, particularly for the way you often had to lean out of the window and push them back into their slots).

You might have even preferred to see the band perform instead of, maybe, watching P nk doing her second aerial performance at an awards show.

For a night, perhaps, the N.H.L. might even have preferred you watch a stupendously long television show unveiling the N.F.L. schedule.

Their opponents were Siena, a team who had already been relegated and whose fans might even have preferred to lose than to risk doing any favours for their Tuscan rivals Fiorentina.

Some even prefer donkeys".

Sometimes I even prefer it.