Sentence examples for prefer to turn from inspiring English sources
Headteachers prefer to turn a blind eye.
Economic conservatives would prefer to turn the liquor-store business over to private enterprise.
Chip and Josh prefer to turn their lens on what might be characterized as jackass culture.
Chartering flights is expensive, and many member states prefer to turn a blind eye.
"They say they have their own security and prefer to turn a blind eye," he said.
It shows us aspects of life we may prefer to turn away from.
Obama has said that when it comes to the issue of torture during the Bush years, he prefers to "turn the page".
Sitting in front of his locker stall before the game, Ramirez politely declined to discuss his slump, preferring to turn his attention to a bowl of oats, bananas and strawberries.
She has those qualities of a great writer – humility, intelligence and a rare ability to listen, and seldom seeks the limelight, preferring to turn it where it belongs, towards illuminating the stage".
Western leaders have preferred to turn a blind eye to the country's democratic shortcomings and reap huge financial proceeds instead, servicing the country's resource industry and its leader's ego.
Mr. Sokurov is that rare and invaluable film and video artist who prefers to turn his force inward, concentrating it, until it produces a trembling somewhere near the heart.
