Sentence examples similar to preferred mention from inspiring English sources

But she preferred to mention her five-card major, tenuous though it was.

Then South might have repeated his excellent diamond suit, but he preferred to mention his four-card spade holding.

You might prefer to mention the episode yourself rather than have to rebut an account from a disgruntled former employer.

But for privacy and safety reasons, I prefer no mention of my pregnancy on Facebook or anything about our child, even after he is born.

Besides, we prefer to mention the related work herewith.

I don't think I've ever even met anyone from AOL Ventures, but, as always, I prefer to mention this stuff.].

Most Bangladeshis preferred not to mention him by name, out of fear.

"I'm glad that he reaffirmed his commitment to the $20 billion, though I would have preferred a specific mention of New York in the budget," Mrs. Clinton said.

Something in his tone makes me suspect that this may well be his problem, just as I might have preferred him to mention that it was also the Provisional IRA, and not just the 1974 Prevention of Terrorism Act, that left "the Irish community in Britain feeling like a suspect nation".

When I asked Paul Hess why the tweet was written out on the white board, he told me that he preferred I not mention that I'd seen it.

Scottish voters tend to dislike terms that emphasise a fundamental split from Britain, preferring upbeat mentions of "exciting opportunities".