Sentence examples for preferring to pull from inspiring English sources

In his office, he rarely sits behind his desk, preferring to pull a chair out and join his interlocutors.

Alexandra Kerry is, perhaps, even more reluctant, preferring to pull out her camera -- she has so far shot 40 hours for an insider's campaign documentary -- than be part of the picture.

They mostly abstain from Photoshop, preferring to pull off the mirage with their hands.

John Kasich prefers to pull on the heartstrings.

This proves that the most powerful nations have little interest in resolving the reasons so many people are streaming into Europe (such as war and climate change) and prefer to pull up the drawbridge.

Ultimately, researchers would prefer to pull these electrons from water molecules directly when they are split.

No matter how effective the newsletter is, some people will still prefer to pull content than have it pushed at them.

Though you may prefer to pull the blanket over your head and stay in bed forever, taking care of yourself now is essential to allow yourself the opportunity to process what has happened, regain your balance, and get yourself in shape to make the big decisions that lie ahead.

All 12 crows significantly preferred to pull the string with the meat attached rather than the string with a rock attached.

There are exceptions — the relatable characters of "The Last of Us" won her over — but she'd prefer to not pull a trigger.

After that, she put the tinted windows back on, and would prefer to be pulled over by the police than increase her chances of more road rage.