Sentence examples for prefers good from inspiring English sources
He prefers good ground and had it when he won at Taunton in April.
Mr. Vonk, who prefers good style and expressive playing to virtuoso display, elicited a Brahms Second that was as much chamber music as grand symphony.
They are used to the pro-business mentality of popular ecclesiastical movements like Comunione e Liberazione, and they struggle to believe that Francis honestly prefers good works to good dividends.
In American writing, they say, 'You don't understand me, Dad.' Whereas in English writing they say, 'Hello, Dad, how many lumps of sugar do you take in your tea?' " There is no question that Sir John prefers good gossip or a meaty debate about civil liberties to the sharing of touchy-feely emotions.
O'Brien seemed doubtful about Seventh Heaven as a possible contender for the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe as she prefers good ground, and she is top-priced at 11‑2 with Hill's for the Fillies and Mares Stakes at Ascot on Champions Day, though that meeting also tends to be run with some cut in the ground.
Below 1 day it prefers good, 2 3 days indicates the medium and 5 7 days indicates the poor drainage capacity of the field (NRSHC 2002).
Surgeons generally prefer good margins around vital structures, preferably 10 mm or more.
I prefer good, honest butter.
Non-profits have long preferred good intentions over measurable solutions.
They appreciate a clutch of good policies; but would prefer good institutions.
They needed to be aroused one way or the other, and they preferred good news to bad.
