Sentence examples for one preferred to from inspiring English sources

For example, Barbie is now 50 years old, thus a bunch of fashion designers have made her some frocks (though one preferred to design for Ken), while another designer has set up a sort of temporary pop-up shop-cum-Barbie-homage inside a posh London shop called Dover Street Market, which is of absolutely no interest or relevance to the doll's target market, which has, anyway, moved on to Bratz.

All human plans [are] subject to ruthless revision by Nature, or Fate, or whatever one preferred to call the powers behind the Universe.

There were also the pirate pants, corsair pants, clam-diggers or whatever one preferred to call them.

NGHTMRE, undoubtedly a multi-faceted producer, kept the evil eye at bay on this one, preferring to maintain the positive vibes of the original.

The basic idea is to treat as an equal distribution of resources one which no one prefers to alter no one prefers any other person's pile of resources to her own.

Mrs. Obama has declined to sit for wide-ranging interviews with several newspapers, including this one, preferring to focus on particular themes.

However, in case one prefers to be specific (specificity ≥80%) a cutoff duration of 60 minutes is preferable.

I for one prefer to have my newspaper give me facts with which I can develop my own opinion.

In fact, this one prefers to sodomise with "hatred and bloodlust and bigotry".

One prefers to dismiss the thought, as one is sometimes reluctant to wake up from a beautiful dream.

I, for one, prefer to spray the ball in different directions, or ZIP codes, lest the walk become boring.