Sentence examples for preferred fine from inspiring English sources

He preferred fine players to fine buildings, or fine anything.

As a child, she said, she preferred fine point nibs, but through college and medical school she graduated to medium, and now, as a practicing obstetrician and gynecologist, she prefers a broad stroke.

Economists said the rhetoric suggested that Beijing preferred fine-tuning current economic policies, rather than striving for monetary easing to shore up growth.

The old masters preferred fine-grained hardwoods because they allow finer detail work than softwoods, but modern printmakers value the coarse grain of softwoods and often incorporate it into the design.

If you're more sophisticated and prefer fine, slippery oils to my big, childish bubbles (you can't have both – oils flatten foam), then Kneipp is a smart buy.

Pairwise FST were preferred at fine scales instead of Cavalli-Sforza & Edwards [ 51] chord distances.

I would have preferred a finer division of the book (with chapters in a different sequence).

The Web site of Carleton College in Northfield, Minn., says, "We don't make any recommendations with regard to PC's or Macs -- whichever you prefer is fine".

But then in that world, one would probably prefer watching fine cinema at home on a flat screen plasma television than subjecting one's self to a rude evening among the popcorn-munching hoi polloi.

If you'd prefer a fine vintage bike or a charming mid-century daybed, check out the online auction, currently underway.

For example, the Deshastha politician Manohar Joshi prefers white fine khadi kurtas, while younger men prefer modern western clothes such as jeans.