Sentence examples for preferred isolated from inspiring English sources

You can see why the stereotype is hard to break: filthy-rich Zürich and Geneva are hardly cities that a young, struggling artist might want to visit, and the country has always preferred isolated contentment to external bravado.

However, some respondents in this study preferred to "isolate" to help deal with "over thinking".

Street photographers do not necessarily have a social purpose in mind, but they prefer to isolate and capture moments which might otherwise go unnoticed.

His is a worthwhile portrait of China's leader, indeed it is the fullest in English to date, but you finish this biography with a nagging sense that it says little that Mr Jiang himself might not have vetted.While hardly a hero, Mr Gilley's Jiang is no villain either: a fundamentally magnanimous man, he prefers to isolate rather than crush opponents.

I preferred the small, isolated, crescent-shaped beach, which I had to myself for most of my stay.

Worms from Santeuil preferred E. rhapontici (isolated from Santeuil) equally to E. coli., whereas worms from Orsay preferred E. coli over E. rhapontici.

Freezing was preferred since isolate storage in the refrigerator for >2 weeks frequently resulted in loss of cultures.

He prefers to be isolated from it, and that's his choice.

Further, these holes prefer to be isolated, similar to the pentagons in carbon fullerenes.

One thing to consider when learning environments and educational resources involved in PLEs are provided – which is significant in the sample – is that students prefer an environment isolated from noise and distraction factors, so as to enable better concentration and enhanced learning.

Its cells prefer to live isolated until upon nutrition shortage they start diffusing the messenger molecule cAMP (cyclic adenosine monophosphate) into the environment.