Sentence examples for preference in style from inspiring English sources

"Before we ever spoke or met, I read all the various things written about Graham's time at Preston, his apparent preference in style of football and his apparent obsession with fitness and physicality over style, flair and fast free flowing football.

Unless you have a preference in styles of beach chair — pliant plastic straps or sturdy weave?

So his preference in party style is for black tie and Champagne, though he has to explain to the book's clichéd, birdbrained club wives that this is not meant as an hommage to Noël Coward.

His stated preference in art styles was "a direct splashy type of realistic painting" and he admired the New Hope school of Redfield and Garber, with "no liking for 'modern art.

Individuals can be classified in terms of having a particular cognitive style or preference in the way in which they perceive or process information.

The director's preferences in acting style is similar to his preferences in stage textures: rough and unrefined.

According to Carlsen, however, he does not have any preferences in playing style.

The preference and style in giving of feedback by twenty professors in two private universities in the Philippines were investigated by examining the actual essay of their students after comparing the result against their self-report.

Such variability may be due to differences in general information preference style in response to health threats.

TO hear some Internet executives tell it, the stranger eating a salad at the desk of her Manhattan retail shop shouldn't have become so perturbed when I asked for her style preference in lingerie.

Miller [ 15– 17] has designated two main information preference styles in potentially threatening circumstances: monitoring (seeking out and attending to threatening information), and blunting (avoiding threatening information and cognitively distracting from it).