Sentence examples for preferred sort of from inspiring English sources

This was to be the prince consort's preferred sort of painting: foreboding picked out in admirable detail, limpid atmosphere overall.

I found I preferred this sort of Pinterest-like browsing experience, and only wished that I could enable it as an option on the Product Hunt website.

He prefers any sort of unsavory client over traditional law enforcement, and resides outside what those of his generation might call "the establishment," preferring the company of his marginalized clients.

"I prefer a sort of enclosed feeling of security at night".

"I'd prefer to sort of, you know, be in the background.

Nine out of 10 say they would prefer the sort of tuition-fee loan system that applies to undergraduates.

"We'd prefer the sort of place where we won't catch any disfiguring diseases or be killed by fanatics".

I'd prefer that sort of victory to the sort of slightly embarrassing one that NZ managed earlier, fantastic as McCullum was.

He prefers to sort of remain anonymous, although we became friends recently when I was shooting "The Dark Knight Rises" in London.

He's a merciless technician, a master of compound rhyme, and he never sweats, preferring this sort of thievery to the songs that are his to begin with.

If she prefers the sort of satire that provokes both laughter and a real moral reckoning, she'll settle for whatever brings guffaws.