Sentence examples for prefer something more from inspiring English sources

We'd prefer something more uplifting.

I prefer something more uncouth".

I assumed she'd prefer something more refined.

I prefer something more optimistic," retorted Underwood.

Myself, I prefer something more subdued when sitting down with a client".

They may indeed prefer something more inspiring than Mr Tusk's affable but low-key style.

He prefers something more than the native foods we've been having all our life.

I would have preferred something more open, but this wasn't on the table.

Winning streaks are nice and all, but Kevin Garnett prefers something more tangible — like a championship ring.

Scowcroft would have preferred something more nuanced, he told me, but the words accurately reflected his message.

Deidre would have preferred something more Arab; even more to her distaste was the presence of 2 English couples of the "sun cult" variety.