Sentence examples for more of a preferred from inspiring English sources

They also share more of a preferred food than a less preferred food.

He was still more of a finesse player, preferring fadeaway shots and finger rolls.

If you are willing to take more of a gamble you may prefer an equity-linked Toisa, where returns relate to the stock market.

He also needs to learn when to pass and to become a bit more of a team player, often preferring to try himself than find colleagues or keep possession.

If you prefer more of a statement piece than a headband, opt for one of the classic flapper head coverings--a cloche hat, a cloth turban, or a beaded skull cap.

The unit's American partners told me that they would have preferred more of a plan — the Afghan forces were somewhat reckless in their response.

The report also says that these investors would have preferred more of a standard IPO process to have better transparency on Spotify's finances and revenue-generating potential.

There are still more of us who prefer printed words on paper to electronic impulses on the screen.

If you prefer more of a buzz, this deal to Mykonos could be the ticket.

Peng, seeded 13, is more of a counter-punching baseliner who prefers to work her opponents out of position before unleashing a winner.

While so-called urban brands like Phat Farm are not known for advertising in mainstream publications, preferring more of a "street gossip" or "viral" popularity, Def Jam University will take a broader approach.