Sentence examples for prefers to note from inspiring English sources

Rather than dwell on the offensive remarks of President Zuma, Cameron prefers to note that the climate in the country is sufficiently tolerant that Zuma felt obliged to apologize.

Rather than quibble with it, I'd prefer to note how profoundly emblematic his announcement is.

But he never stopped, preferring to note the street misnamed on Lonely Planet's Sohar map, and the absence of the promised biryani joints.

I prefer to just note that if any undergraduate or graduate student in the UK wrote this in an exam, they would lose marks.

Another pension holder, who left local government in Scotland in 2007 and who prefers to remain anonymous, notes a marked difference between the lack of stakeholder engagement in councils and the vigorous debate taking place in universities and churches around fossil fuel investments.

The Bank says it will introduce "polymer" notes, as it prefers to call them, starting with a £5 note featuring Winston Churchill in 2016 and a Jane Austen £10 note a year later.

He also noted that he prefers to look forward in life, "so if you rejoin something, you want to think very carefully why you are doing it".

Cult, noted Mr. Hill, who prefers to give orders and is not exactly famous for smiling with teeth, is at the root of the word culture.

Ms. Ukueberuwa said she preferred to take notes by hand, however, saying: "I feel I'm more in touch with what the teacher is saying.

More reasonable, more inept, more indolent, I have preferred to write notes upon imaginary books".

And still, these digital beasts prefer to take notes by hand.