Sentence examples for prefer to be consistent from inspiring English sources

This confirmation bias is one of the most powerful traps in reasoning because we all like to be right, and we prefer to be consistent.

I prefer to be consistent.

He cited Churchill: "I'd prefer to be right than consistent".

I'm rooting for Belmont against the Dookies because I used hang out in Nashville, and I got to meet Belmont's most popular alum — the Grand Ole Opry character with the moniker Minnie Pearl The university may prefer to be known for its consistent grade point average of better than 3.0 for athletes, including the men's basketball team, which only a handful of teams in the final 64 could claim.

"I prefer to be open.

I prefer to be alone".

I would prefer to be closer.

But most prefer to be left alone.

"We would prefer to be indoors".

I prefer to be in the shadows".

They would prefer to be working.