Sentence examples for prefer being part from inspiring English sources

"I much prefer being part of a team rather than an individual set-up".

Wanted is past tense, prefer is present tense; the two parts of the sentence are inconsistent.

For the most part, however, Koch preferred being the sly wit behind the scenes.

Following Brexit, support soared to 28%, but the majority would still prefer to be part of the UK.

In a poll last autumn, 28% of respondents said they would prefer to be part of a united Iberia under Spanish rule.

I find I prefer to be part of the journey – almost to the point where the finish has ceased to matter as much as getting there.

I would prefer to be part of a society that allows people to have greater control over their own lives and deaths," she writes in her forthcoming book, All That Remains: a Life in Death.

The fact that Putin has seized Crimea, a Russian-speaking zone of Ukraine, once part of Russia, where many of the citizens prefer to be part of Russia and where Russia has a major naval base, is not like taking Poland.

In Europe, ask yourself whether you prefer to be part of a formal doctoral program or to be trained individually.

Do you like to be in a position where you are supervising others, or do you prefer to be part of a team?

"I'd prefer to be part of the group that looks at how you can return transparency and credibility to the sport, but if that requires an interim position, well, I would love to be part of the process".