Sentence examples for preferred the view from inspiring English sources

They chose the east-facing penthouse specifically because they preferred the view from its roof.

Although Pather Panchali was described as a turning point in Indian cinema, some commentators preferred the view that it refined a "realist textual principle" that was already there.

The foundation preferred the views of the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA), which suggested the data on the effects of  consuming large amounts of sugar were "limited and mainly short-term".

Probably, he prefers the view from the stands.

Frankly, I prefer the view from the vestibule anyway.

I prefer the view from the east, however, along West 19th Street.

Iranian analysts prefer the view that their leaders, reckoning that dangers may ease following America's presidential election, simply wish to keep things calm until November.

Fewer than 40% agreed that "the government is like an employee; the people should be the bosses", most preferring the view that "people are like children; the government should take care of them like a parent".

"To be sure, you don't have as much green space and water to see, but you have the spectacle of Lower Manhattan," said Mr. McCullough, who prefers the view at sunset.

Thomson prefers the view that there really are conflicts of rights, and suggests that we should speak of a "defeated" right as being permissibly "infringed" (instead of "violated"), leaving residual obligations on the infringer.

But he continued to prefer the view that good is a simple concept, and there was vigorous debate on this topic in this general period, with Brentano, Broad, and A.C. Ewing defending reductive analyses similar to Sidgwick's while Ross held a non-reductive view like Moore's.