Sentence examples for preferred ideas from inspiring English sources

I find the preferred ideas he volunteered in 2006, to which he refers in comments, to be unrealistic and undesirable.

Their dramas converge around plots that produce their preferred ideas or actions like an inevitability machine, and the flyaway ends of historical context, cultural sidebars, and personal quirks risk grinding the machine to a halt and forcing a look at the woolly world of nuances and contingencies outside the doctrine factory.

It would be unfair to make a definitive judgement on how Van Gaal's preferred ideas and tactics will work until he has all the players at his disposal.

It helps that Warren is a bona fide policy wonk who long ago worked out her own political identity and her own preferred ideas on many key issues.

According to experiments that manipulate the desirability of the conclusion, people demand a high standard of evidence for unpalatable ideas and a low standard for preferred ideas.

Our preferred ideas are that during initial perceptual analysis, a limited number of objects potentially relevant for action are processed in parallel.

They prefer "ideas laboratory," "showcase for urban lifestyle technology" or "aesthetic collective".

The west prefers ideas mooted by the UK of a seven "rules of the road" agreement: access for all to the internet, tolerance and respect for diversity of ideas, innovation and the free flow of information, competitive online environment, individual rights of privacy and intellectual property, respect for international law, and collective action against cybercrime.

"They're supposed to be a debate on ideas so that when whomever is elected, they can say with certitude the majority of people preferred my ideas over the other person.

In the end, he had to concede his own nature as a human: "I preferred my ideas of badgers and the wild to real badgers and real wilderness".

Well, it turned out the audience much preferred the ideas put forward by another debater.