Sentence examples for preferred word from inspiring English sources

Embracing curvier and more "festively plump" (my preferred word choice for "larger") images of women can be empowering.

Although some participants said they preferred word options, many reported difficulty in remembering the words during their telephone interview.

Participants preferred word anchors that described absolute amounts of improvement (e.g., "no change" or "complete relief") as opposed to relative improvement (e.g., "worst pain imaginable").

But Hewitt needed to know: "Can you be as ruthless as Churchill was?" Carson said that he preferred words like "tough" and "resolute," but he didn't dispute the premise of Hewitt's brutality litmus test.

In response to one query (which comes up from time to time) I have no objection at all to your using the same definition in your clue as the one I give you, if that suits your preferred wording.

In the 1980s it was between USA Today (with its snappy graphics and McNugget stories) and the "real" journalists (who preferred words and long stories).

As with speaking a foreign language, use preferred words only to the degree that you are familiar with their proper use.

Instead, I preferred words -- or at least thought I did.

A pilot study (N = 21) determined the preferred wording for oral administration.

The least experienced group preferred words, the middle groups preferred the double scale, and the most experienced GPs preferred numbers.

Zappos has advertised sparingly thus far, preferring word of mouth, and (unlike most companies) encourages employees to let it all hang out on Twitter and Facebook.