It's fine, but I prefer two others.
I actually prefered two other areas a bit more, largely because they were less crowded but just as gorgeous.
Director Bill Condon wasn't bitter at the time, telling reporters that the Academy simply preferred five other films.
A good example is the use of mouse or keyboard shortcuts to make things operate on a computer screen––some people prefer one way, others the other, but both work and hence, both are equally valid.
Consider them interchangeable, though some prefer one to the other.
'When given a clear choice between eggs and bananas, ninety-eight per cent of the people prefer one or the other.' Prior to the polls, I can say that, and you have no check on me.
It's useless to try to find points of convergence and divergence, just as it's useless to prefer one over the other, as both the writer and the character are always changing — neither is under my control.
Why would anyone prefer one over the other?
If both rules can be efficient, why might we prefer one to the other?
Some rabbits prefer one over the other.
