Sentence examples similar to prefer being described from inspiring English sources

The second chronicles a minute or two from "You Me Bum Bum Train," a 40-minute work that its creators prefer be described as a "ride" instead of a play.

The purely redistributive tax policies that individuals prefer are described in De Donder and Hindriks [3]; all individuals in the same income class prefer the same policy.

Enabled through breathtakingly complex digital technology, these digital cinematic streams – or 'simulcasts', as the Met prefers – are described by the opera house as a 'revolution'revolution

The 0-10 scale was preferred by most participants, being described as more intuitive, more familiar, and allowing them to communicate their anticipated improvement with a reasonable amount of precision.

You might have seen the recent poll which showed that 40% of over-85s prefer to be described as "real seniors" rather than as "elderly" or "pensioners".

Adolf Hitler was, at one time, a painter (he might have preferred to be described as an artist), and he did, of course, have a "little mustache".

Taiwan prefers to be described as the Republic of China, although it has not had a presence there for more than 50 years.

Skelton preferred to be described as a clown rather than a comic: "A comedian goes out and hits people right on.

"I prefer being private".

I prefer being unhappy.

It is notable for T. aestivum that in three cases the RSCU was greater for female-than male-specific genes (bold values, no asterisk, Table 2) for G or C ending codons that had not been previously identified as preferred, but had been described as preferred in Z. mays and other plant species [ 42].