Sentence examples for preferred so much from inspiring English sources

Thus, the representational scheme that allows for the simplest description of reality is always to be preferred – so much the worse for Euclid, and Poincaré, too.

This could include telling a teenager it is perfectly normal to be gay or possibly even showing the rainbow stripes of the gay rights movement at any event attended by Russians under the age of 18. Russian officials prefer not to so much as utter the words "gay" or "homosexual" and instead prefer to describe the LGBT community as "people of a non-traditional sexual orientation".

Indeed, Ms. Wickstrom said, she prefers street seating so much that the weekend before she bundled into a fur coat and braved the even colder air outside the restaurant.

Not only because Lexus itself offers S.U.V. alternatives that many buyers will prefer, but because so much of the competition is ahead in technology.

We'd go on next day, at his home, only give him time to write his few words of fiction after breakfast, and without prepared questions, one so much preferred just to talk.

They so much preferred their early days in India.

And for an utterly different kind of pleasure, there was the luxurious re-issue of Winifred Watson's Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day by Persephone Print - an English Gentlemen Prefer Blondes but so much funnier.

The industry so much prefers bullishness.

Every teacher of Mansfield Park will know the student who so much prefers the harp-playing temptress to timid Fanny.

Her mother didn't like her so much; she preferred the younger sister.

Web sites packaged some of his most famous, caustic aphorisms (for instance, "I love Germany so much I preferred two").