Sentence examples for prefer all of from inspiring English sources

More and more, the war is being seen abroad as "America against Osama," not, as the Bush administration would prefer, "All of us against terrorism".

Phillips would prefer all of his players to speak softly, but most of the Mets' veterans have been forthright about how much this season has stung.

I vastly prefer all of the above to the times when she has come right out and said, "You're the worst mom in the whole world!" to which I typically respond, "Where's your proof?

But perhaps that is just what Congress would prefer: all the benefits of a rescue plan without the voters' retribution.

Patrons could choose exactly which piece of pie or crock of baked beans they preferred (all of the dishes were prepared at a commissary on 11th Avenue).

N. Manoharan, a political analyst based in New Delhi, said Mr. Rajapaska would have preferred all of the Commonwealth countries to attend the summit meeting, but has nonetheless scored a "diplomatic victory" with Sri Lanka's successful bid to host it.

Stone was used for the sleepers to the west of Darlington and oak to the east; Stephenson would have preferred all of them to have been stone, but the transport cost was too high as they were quarried in the Auckland area.

Whichever account you prefer, all chroniclers of the Bushes agree that the family have a sense of themselves as somehow unique and special.

In Florida, college educated whites preferred all four of the Republicans to Obama on the economy, but Romney's advantage over the president was nearly double that of any of his rivals.

Ms. Soules would prefer that all of those experiences occur in small courses spanning a year, so that students have time to immerse themselves, but she knows that is not possible.

"I would prefer that all of that money be spent on health, on education, in this country that's dying of hunger," said Claudia Sanroman, a 22-year-old student.