Sentence examples for prefer a kind from inspiring English sources

Individual listeners may prefer a kind of Westernized Afropop closer in sound and spirit to Western tastes.

I stand among you as one who offers a small message of hope, that first, there are always people who dare to seek on the margin of society, who are not dependent on social acceptance, not dependent on social routine, and prefer a kind of free-floating existence under a state of risk.

While I, and perhaps you, might be inclined to refer to the practice of intentionally diverting wastewater into surface waters as "dumping pollution," regulators prefer a kinder, gentler term -- a euphemism sterile enough to make George Carlin cringe.

Colker is never satisfied with a plain stage; she prefers a kind of prop playground.

Gopnik says he prefers a kind of "ruminative, many sided" atheism.

Mr. Swanberg, a prolific investigator of the makeshift mores of the young, prefers a kind of fractal geometry, leaving room for contingency, confusion and randomness in his search for emotional and behavioral truth.

Sirota says of Muhly, "He is different from a lot of composers his age in that he prefers a kind of old-school way of approaching string playing, from the style of the forties and fifties, with lots of vibrato, and very romantic".

Most 2-D lovers prefer a different kind of self-help.

She laughs, and continues: "For vaginal I prefer a girthy kind of dick.

Knowing an approximate size is not enough; what's the betting they'll prefer a specific kind of back, leg cut, colour, make or combination of those things?

Alternatively, maybe you prefer a different kind of royalty of the glamour of old Hollywood.