Sentence examples for preferred to behave from inspiring English sources
The mainstream parties have preferred to behave as if that prejudice wasn't there".
Both Miss Havisham and Mrs. Macbeth probably would have preferred to behave themselves.
In the run-up to Season 2, the show's popularity among actual D.C. pols has generated light amusement — as if this fact gives some clue to how they'd prefer to behave.
"A huge country that prefers to behave like a small one," as Time magazine recently suggested.
People who prefer to behave like the others are called mimetic, whereas individuals who resist adopting new products, the stronger the greater the number of adopters, are named contrarians.
Choose to behave and act with temperance.
She preferred to work with men, preferably men who behaved flirtatiously, like her court favourite, Cecil Parkinson.
Though her mother urged her to "behave like a little woman," she preferred to go horseback riding and shoot birds with her brothers.
They also prefer to see others behave prosocially.
Memorials preferred to NYU School of Law.
More is preferred to less".
