Sentence examples for prefer loud from inspiring English sources

Some employees prefer loud workspaces, others need silence.

And, more importantly, do they prefer loud music and a blaring TV? defer.add img); Be upfront about your expectations.

Evidence from zebra finches suggest a direct fitness relevance of call amplitude, as females prefer louder over faint male song [65].

"Safe" incorporates "Transporter" elements — Mr. Statham protects an innocent, drives fast and wears a suit jacket with aplomb — but prefers loud, congested Manhattan to the South of France.

There is the paradox that Americans then as now were suspicious of art, preferring loud capitalist spectacles with junk food, and yet Shakespeare was so popular in the 19th century that even a rowdy town like Virginia City had a company of actors who knew his plays by heart.

So females evolved to prefer the loud chuck that so appeals to bats.

I prefer the loud and fast: my list would be topped by the Rolling Stones' "Paint It Black" and David Bowie's "Modern Love".

But if you prefer the loud music, select all of your music in iTunes, right click, and turn the music volume to 100% louder.

As an alternative to fireworks, other households prefer to blast loud speakers, or any apparatus with the capability of noise, to the full.

Furtado said she preferred the louder volume that process gave to the album because she wanted it to sound like her demo tapes, which she prefers to her finished albums.

If you are a morning person or prefer to listen to loud music while studying, it's a good idea to let your roommate know early on and to inquire about their preferences and habits.