Sentence examples for prefers to create from inspiring English sources

Mr Sarkozy prefers to create an impression of flexibility and openness to ideas.

"He uses few digital enhancements but prefers to create suspense through precise camera placements and crisp editing".

He uses a few digital enhancements but generally prefers to create suspense through precise camera placements and crisp editing.

Nets Coach Byron Scott prefers to create his own stir, handing out incendiary comments for other teams to cling to and for his own players to defend.

Mr. Schanilec's business, Midnight Paper Sales, is in the tiny town of Stockholm in western Wisconsin, and the views in his engravings are not of New York in flames, because he prefers to create images of things he has seen firsthand.

While holiday windows can be "nice and yuletide-y," Doonan prefers to create timely, thought-provoking scenes that sell products.

I'd prefer to create opportunities.

But some brands prefer to create their own food truck instead of hiring an independent operator.

Like the French, it would prefer to create a national champion from a domestic merger.

But Ticketmaster punted, preferring to create its own service, these people said.

But somewhere along the line, someone decided that they preferred to create a very good restaurant.