Sentence examples for no real preference from inspiring English sources

She has no real preference, being a fan of both, so she chooses one seemingly at random.

Several All-Stars said they had no real preference or had not thought much about the issues.

I have no real preference, which leaves me with a large number of schools on my list that I just can't make up my mind about: American University (D.C).

Interestingly, the cyclohexyl-substituted derivative (3) shows much higher activity, which is comparable to the phenyl-substituted derivative (4), indicating that there is no real preference to either aliphatic or aromatic substitution on the pyrazole in terms of their cytotoxic activity.

There is no real preference.

Both home- and school-related activities were discussed, but no real preference was expressed.

If the system cannot make a proposal, it comes from no real preferences between the two actions.

While this is not definitive proof of any real preference – the sample size is far too small – it does allow us to see what the early adopter will be wearing next season.

"I'm looking at two-state and one-state and I like the one that both parties like," Trump said in response to a question about the two-state policy, indicating that he did not have any real preference.

And because my personal mandate is to create a sense of partnership and worthiness in all people, I've never had any real preference for who I'm serving.

Jules is an electronics wizard and therefore has no real political preference.