Sentence examples for one of preference from inspiring English sources

It became clear that the difference is not one of preference but of strongly opposing views.

Upon enrolling in college in 1931 she dropped her first name of Thelma, replacing it with Pat and occasionally rendering it as Patricia; the name change, however, was not a legal action, merely one of preference.

"I am not attracted to Asian men," like "I don't like broccoli," is less a statement of preference than one of taste.

Or would he, perhaps, benefit, as another columnist opined, by finally stating an unequivocal opinion on some issue, if only one of culinary preference?

The choice between animal and vegetable sources of protein should be one of personal preference, ethics, environmental concerns and taste.

One of these preference measurements is the Visual Analog Scale (VAS).

The major, first section of the questionnaire was constructed as a series of nine paired scenarios, each requiring respondents to select one of two preference options.

Managerial style was formulated from the argument of (Grigerenko and Sternberg, 1995) and (Sternberg et al., 2008), as one usual pattern or preference in carrying out activities and from Lamond (2004), as a description of one set of preferences expressed by the owner-manager, when the contents of the process and roles approaches are exposed.

This is one of many preferences that you can control.

The story of the past 50 years has been one of consumer preferences shifting in response to some shock.

Dropping nuclear weapons, for instance, was one of his preferences for making things right in the world.