Sentence examples for no one would prefer from inspiring English sources

While practically no one would prefer that a community be poorer rather than richer, some experts wonder about the effects of such changes on the character of established middle-class communities.

A distribution of material resources across persons can be regarded as equal when no one would prefer to have any one else's bundle.

Just as no-one in his right mind would prefer to live with a ruined body so no-one would prefer to live with a diseased soul.

But referees are human, and if they are to commit errors, one would prefer they err on the side of caution by making a call to protect a player in a vulnerable position.

One would prefer to judge Mr. Sewell more on "Moving Works," in which the dancers speed through contrapuntal patterns.

The trainer said this one would prefer a slower-run National, perhaps on soft going of the kind that has not prevailed at Aintree in early April for a few years.

One would prefer these studies to have centred their divisions on the full and new positions, i.e., a 45° rotation of the four boundaries specified above.

Republican voices, and this newspaper is one, would prefer that the next head of state should be chosen on grounds of suitability, not settled by blood.

One would prefer to think this was bluster.

Could there be any skill one would prefer from the candidate in their corner?

To the Editor: I, for one, would prefer if my doctor did not cry when giving me bad news.