Sentence examples for preferred it strong from inspiring English sources

Plath, of course, preferred it strong, in art and in life; she would go on, in Wilbur's words, "to state at last her brilliant negative / In poems free and helpless and unjust".

In his poem, Wilbur slyly turns Mrs. Ward's polite inquiry about tea — "if we would prefer it weak or strong" — into a literary and moral question.

One of the most basic principles of rationality and economics is that if one state of affairs is a Pareto improvement, we have strong reason to prefer it.

I would have preferred to keep it strong as a restaurant, only because that's a better business".

Whilst supervisors thought video observation of consultations was more valuable in promoting registrar self-reflection, direct observation of consultations was preferred as it provided stronger assurance that their registrars' patients were being safely managed as the registrar did not have the ability to select the consultations for review.

Perhaps I just don't want bin Laden to be right, but I don't believe Arabs prefer the strong horse; it's just that it's all too easy for the violent few to hold the majority hostage.

That was particularly true among those who had always preferred a strong government regulatory role.

I preferred punchy, strong, salty and acidic flavours and the gentle leek could never deliver that intensity.

Faeces is preferred in strong language in fewer places than you may expect.

Therefore, therapeutic strategies aimed at dampening inflammation without interfering with the development and function of Tr1 cells 39 should be preferred to strong immunosuppression.

Pregnant women preferred a strong source of information such as physician, government but frequently used weak sources such as the internet or the opinions of friends.