Sentence examples for preference for things from inspiring English sources

The technique displayed, he writes, Shakespeare's "preference for things untidy, damaged and unresolved".

The platform's users have such a strong preference for things that are pretty (however you define it) that it's difficult to swim against the tide of posting "bests" rather than "worsts".

Do they understand what they are being asked to do?" Rea agrees that organisations should be sensitive around age and privacy issues, but adds: "As soon as children can offer a point of view or preference for things, then we should take their views on board.

And, just in case you're wondering, the reason I am qualified to talk about this is because I have eyes, a penis, and a preference for things that look flattering without explanation.

A preference for things natural has also been found to be important in food choices [ 34- 37].

Pelham and colleagues concluded in a paper that people have a preference for things "that are connected to the self," 19 and are disproportionately more likely to find careers with a label closely related to their name.

This year, Fender will issue the Thurston Moore and Lee Ranaldo signature Jazzmasters, each kitted out according to the players' preferences for things like finish, pickup, headstock, and width of frets.

You do not have, as economists assume, "complete preferences," but highly incomplete, disjointed, and even unknown preferences for things.

Women have generally a preference for touching things, wanting to take in the atmosphere.

Don't the organisers ever feel like they might be alienating potential guests with their preference for all things, well, posh?

When the President referred to his teen-age years, and his adolescent preference for "imbibing things that weren't very healthy," Kakutani responded, "I think all of us did".