Sentence examples for prefer not very from inspiring English sources

If you prefer not very thick it should appear thin.

(I prefer not to pursue very far the line of thought inaugurated by the second half of that sentence. It is certainly an arresting juxtaposition).

In some ways I would prefer not to because it's very hard!

In fact my assumption is that some desires are definitely more conducive than others to the kind of world you and I would prefer, not to mention, to our very survival (which is probably why we have them).

Mkhitaryan is believed to want a buy-out clause in any new deal – which would also encourage his Blighty-based suitors to believe they might be able to step in and steal him away – but his club would very much prefer not to give him one.

Several of my traditionally very pro-American friends prefer not visit the United States again at this time.

If your teacher asks about your social or private life, tell him/her that you prefer not to talk to people about anything very personal.

"Brits generally prefer not to wear something on their face because it's not very comfortable or fashionable," she says.

Mr Gotti Tedeschi, made a brief but ominous statement: "I'd prefer not to comment, otherwise I would have some very unpleasant things to say.

Where women prefer not to tell their partners, covert use may be very difficult.

You may prefer not to sweeten the nuts with sugar, since the syrup is very sweet.