Sentence examples for preferred description from inspiring English sources

Table 3 displays the frequency counts of preferences for each statement, 497 patients nominated both their most preferred and most disliked descriptions, two patients disliked all of them, 56 did not express any preference, 36 only nominated a preferred description and 10 patients gave only their most disliked description.

He also offered his own preferred description for the disputed technique: "cloning for biomedical research".

May's preferred description of love is as "a yearning for ontological rootedness".

His words are in a sense the credo of an empiricist, which was Judd's preferred description of himself.

Just so, IDS's preferred description of a "flexible hours contract" is accurate insofar as the contract is much more flexible for employers than for the workers themselves.

It is a measure of the emptiness of Obama's preferred description — "violent extremists" — that, even as we know nothing, it can already be applied to the Boston bomber(s).

Family members preferred descriptions like kind, and witty, and, most of all, feisty.

The results show that quality systems can be adequately visualised and that the companies preferred descriptions of the physical plant layout containing symbols that connect to further information by hyperlinks.

Ms Wisse sees it as similar to "French cuisine" or "Turkish baths".To her credit, Ms Wisse offers no general theory of Jewish humour in her book, preferring description and textual analysis, at which she excels, to psycho-historical puffery.

I prefer descriptions that imply movement to those that are static.

It has been conventional to begin the story of social anthropology with James George Frazer's appointment to a chair with that title in Liverpool in 1908, but the appointment was a short-lived disaster, and Frazer himself later preferred the description mental anthropology to cover his vast comparative project.