Sentence examples for prefer trash from inspiring English sources

I don't simply mean that American readers tend to prefer trash – like Twilight and Fifty Shades and whatever generic spy thriller James Patterson and his battalion of ghostwriters have churned out lately – to the average literary novel.

They preferred trash to art and shared a preposterous passion for Jerry Lewis.

She might mock journalists throughout the book (and might have failed in her own attempts to get her articles into "the magazines of today" who prefer to print "trash"), but the blend of dialogue and first-person observation is as good as reportage gets.

Eventually, of course, all art will be generated by computers, with the only uncertainty being if they will prefer to make poppy trash art, or obtuse high art.

It is preferred that the trash bag be big enough to fit 2/3 of your body, but as long as you cover " your bottom " it will work.

"To simplify: if required to do so, would the author of this question prefer to sort through the trash receptacle in their office cubicle or the one in their kitchen to find something?" Recycling in New York City began as a voluntary program in 1986 and became mandatory in 1989.

Otto's statement that he would prefer to be sleeping in a Dumpster brand trash container over a "Trash Co. Waste Disposal Unit" alludes to the word's status as a registered trademark for a brand of large trash containers.

I prefer bottles, as they tend to leave less trash after the party.

If you prefer, you can store the water in a larger bucket or trash bin, and pour it back into the drain after collecting the waste.

The way the world operates now, trash is kept off most visible surfaces (as we all prefer, myself included) and piled into giant dumps we call landfills.

For example, instead of saying something like "You should remember to take out the trash when you're supposed to" to your child, try saying "It is important for you to take out the trash when it is your turn".. Try substituting "I prefer" or "I would like you to" for "should" statements.