Sentence examples similar to preferable to the idea from inspiring English sources

Putting constructive ideas on the table is preferable to the alternative of everyone obsessing about a referendum on leaving the EU".

The C.I.A. developed and sponsored projects to bring modern American art and music to Europe to promote the idea that these works reflected a vibrant free culture preferable to the Soviet model, with its drab conformity, Ms. Saunders's book relates.

One might posit that the sequestration measure was designed to artificially accelerate the convergence of ideas, a sort of "Euclidian Stimulus" that is clearly preferable to the conflict Lincoln faced.

The nation's political imagination seems to have been captured recently by the notion that there are "new ideas," and an as yet unspecified "politics of the future," vastly preferable to the musty politics of the past.

That fantasy is preferable to the truth.

Is one preferable to the other?

Which is preferable to the blind community?

It was certainly preferable to the damn elliptical machine.

Regulation is eminently preferable to the current approach.

"That's preferable to the interminable telephone calls," he said.

Or would that be preferable to the current set-up?