Sentence examples for preferred that of from inspiring English sources

I would have preferred that of course, and I would not have paid the price in my ministerial career.

He now rejected Isabella's claim to the throne and preferred that of Joan, for whom he sought the hand of the duc de Guiènne.

WHILE financial planners say it is not yet possible to compare the plans with any rigor, they tend to prefer that of Mr. Bush, perhaps because it is skewed to mainly benefit the well-to-do who are their main clients.

He preferred that kind of spontaneity to the more worked and counterpointed sounds of his earlier poems.

Cider was the favored beverage of many farmers and tradesmen, and Whigs claimed that Harrison preferred that drink of the common man.

Yes a lot of people actually prefer that sort of rustic, straight-chainsaw look.

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

Unlike most famous racing men, he prefers that sort of thing to becoming involved in the more social side of the sport.

I prefer that style of management.

Harvey, obviously, would prefer that kind of performance.

Even now I prefer that view of reality.