Sentence examples for preferred though from inspiring English sources

Falsifiable and corroborated theories are thus to be preferred, though, as the impossibility of the second problem of induction makes evident, these are not to be confused with support by evidence.

Venice is sometimes preferred, though Venice somehow has an inseparable sinister side; witness Proust and Thomas Mann.

Iconographically, the young, beardless type is early (as in a 4th-century sarcophagus from Rome), and this type came to be preferred (though not exclusively) in the medieval West.

If you prefer though, you can set it to keep all your shots private on the phone.

"We prefer, though, not to say we're in the middle of nowhere, but in a great and unexpected rural setting".

Placing him for a change in the company that he preferred rather than the company that we prefer (though without remembering why) might add some depth to our understanding of why Ives matters to us now.

"Adult content" or "glamour photography" are the terms that he prefers, though, as one user pointed out on the site, they are perhaps not the most precise way to describe lesbian strip-poker threesomes.

He prefers, though, not to get hung up on terminology.