Sentence examples for preferred to present a from inspiring English sources

Instead of intermittent updates, we preferred to present a complete, honest picture of the attack to our users once our analysis was done.

I make no secret of the fact that I would have preferred to present a proposal for a complete ban.

ASEAN would prefer to present a united front.

But some officials worried that the perception of a Biden victory on the Afghanistan strategy could worsen tensions in an administration that prefers to present a united front.

However, here we prefer to present a self-contained algorithm.

He delighted in sporting with his reader; preferring to present a balled fist and leave it to the reader to unroll it into a flat hand (to borrow one of his own images; cf. the end of the "Metacritique of the Purism of Reason", 1780).

Clarke had already found this approach to be wasteful in time and resources, preferring to present a "story" using agents and wireless traffic.

However, they prefer to present an image of modesty to the public which may not reflect their true feelings.

In East Asian cultures which emphasize collectivism and endorse self-criticism and self-reflection, individuals prefer to present an image of modesty or humility in public (Hu, Zhang & Ran, 2016).

But Kurt only thinks of himself and instead of focusing on how perhaps he had gone too far, the producers preferred to present him as an independent rebel who should be applauded instead of likewise being chastised for pushing Finn to descend to base levels, which he immediately regretted.

Mr. Bassett, who is used to carving with an audience, said he preferred to present the turkey in its whole, golden-brown, burnished state, then retreat to the kitchen to carve it.