Sentence examples similar to prefer more creative things from inspiring English sources

"I prefer more creative than destructive things," he says.

If Hiddink thought he had the players to do it, he would no doubt prefer more creative tactics.

"Hopefully," he said, "they will be balanced by people doing more creative things".

Hopefully Note 9 owners will find more creative things to do with 1TB storage.

While they do isolate you from noise, I prefer more intrusive earbuds from Creative, Shure, and Etymotic for better isolation on planes and trains.

(It belly-flopped on Broadway, suggesting, among other things, that American theatergoers prefer more flattering mirrors).

I have a master's in computer education, but I really prefer doing creative things.

Yes, totalitarianism... or if you prefer a more creative term, "neo-feudalism".

After freshman year, I realized that I didn't want to be a doctor at all and that I preferred a more creative role in the media industry.

(Mr. Hart is wary of playgrounds with literal structures that demand that "you become a pirate or something," preferring more open-ended invitations to creative play).

Others preferred more conventional logic.