Sentence examples for might prefer it from inspiring English sources
Of course, Mr. Trump runs neither the networks nor the newspapers, much as he might prefer it at times, and the news media has come by its share of criticism honestly.
As a document – something intended to convey a particular message, not all messages – it has its own proper meaning distinguishable from the meanings one might prefer it to have, and it is the obligation of interpreters to figure out what that meaning is.
Many brides might prefer it.
Still, he might prefer it to some of the alternatives.
Now Bobby Robson might prefer it not to be Cameroon.
"He is still young, he does some great things, and he loses it from time to time in situations when you might prefer him to keep it.
I might almost prefer it".
If Ardbeg is a cheese-ripe burgundy, then Original is a classy claret – it has a cleaner taste that many people might prefer (and it's half the price of Ardbeg).
It is a modest first step and there is still an awful lot that could go wrong: in particular, there are irreconcilables on all sides who might prefer that it did.
They rarely appear in exactly the form that one might prefer, and it often requires a healthy dose of courage to forge ahead into uncharted waters.
