Sentence examples for preferred showing from inspiring English sources

Although he was shy to begin with, and preferred showing me his new work to talking about it, the paintings were often fascinating.

But his arrival came just as the classic music video was entering its decline: a moment when MTV preferred showing TV programmes to music videos, and YouTube had stepped into the breach, but directors were still making videos in the same old made-for-TV way.

In addition, several studies preferred showing the orientation of genes, as we did in figure 2 (Kawahara and Lambeth, BMC Evolutionary Biology 2007, 7 178; Jane et. al., Nature 2002, 419: 512-519, Roach et al., Proc Natl Acad Sci USA. 2005, 102: 9577-9582).

Alleycats are like marathons for the anti-marathon set, for those who prefer showing off their tattoos instead of their spandex.

I prefer showing the work of my colleagues.

Galleries were reluctant to show art that snorted and oinked, but says Delvoye, "I prefer showing them that way as a dead pig skin is a big compromise".

Mr. Koeppel finds opera a yawn and prefers show tunes.

He prefers show-and-tell to lengthy explanations and intellectual tangents.

Ms. Flower, the marketing executive who herself prefers shows like "The West Wing" and "Everybody Loves Raymond," said the popularity of hospital-reality television was entirely understandable.

Even now viewers seem to prefer shows that allude to the war without dwelling on the horrors of combat, like "NCIS" and "Army Wives".

If members keep preferring show business to legislating, don't expect anything but more disappointing C.R.s when a new 2014 budget is needed this fall.