Sentence examples for prefers to answer from inspiring English sources

"But he prefers to answer those questions by speaking directly to people".

A reluctant interviewee, she prefers to answer questions on the run, while walking through the smart Soho headquarters of the Football Association this week.

He says it does bother him when people say he does not care, but he prefers to answer that question on the ice.

Knowing no English — he still prefers to answer questions in Spanish — and having no friends, the transition was difficult, academically and socially.

Ms. Sabolovic, along with her fellow curators, Ana Devic, Ivet Curlin, Natasa Ilic and the designer Dejan Krsic in the curatorial collective What, How and for Whom, or WHW, prefers to answer questions as a unified collective identity.

Mr. Clinton prefers to answer prosecutors' questions at the White House, where he has given sworn testimony several times to Mr. Starr and his predecessor, Robert B. Fiske Jr., on a variety of Whitewater-related matters.

This is not a role judges usually relish; they prefer to answer each legal question one case at a time.

So it all looks pretty good from the outside, and it usually feels … not bad, which is how I prefer to answer when someone asks me how I'm doing.

She refuses to expand, preferring to answer questions with general reflections on the nature of relationships between men and women - which perhaps supports rumours in Delhi that her marriage has broken down.

But from secret hope to hubris is only a small step and so I prefer to answer the question by saying (which I also believe) that satire can give people hope, can raise people's spirits.

The Guardian requested, and was promised, an interview with the ABA, but the appointment was cancelled at short notice, with the alliance saying it preferred to answer emailed questions.