Sentence examples for prefer to recite from inspiring English sources

Some prefer to recite the tiqqun lel Shavuʿot ("Shavuot night service"), an anthology of passages from Scripture and the Mishna (the authoritative compilation of the Oral Law).

Rather than grappling with the truly challenging, foundational questions, Aczel, I discovered, preferred to recite middle-brow explanations that might give consolation to people of faith but that never really come close to achieving a reconciliation of science and faith.

Others prefer to say "Om" or recite the Koran.

Some prefer to paint, sing, draw, film, dance, record, recite, invent, experiment, photograph, yell.

Here the lovers, two teenage cousins, are fiercely chaste, preferring "to talk and recite poetry" all night, after which they part "with no suspicion of indecency attaching to them".

Then, sitting at home, or wherever they prefer to spend lots of time on the phone, they will listen to their representative recite talking points from a D.C. office in response to a small number of accepted, pre-screened questions.

Perhaps we prefer to think of the country as something that emerged from the deliberations of men in powdered wigs holding pewter tankards or Abraham Lincoln solemnly reciting the Gettysburg Address.

"We prefer to negotiate.

I prefer to wait.

"I prefer to be open.

"I prefer to be transparent.