Sentence examples for question of preference from inspiring English sources

It's just a question of preference, some prefer sweet, some prefer savoury, some like it hot, some prefer cold, some like men, some like women, some like both.

Few can afford to do this.In this section A question of preference A detour or a derailment?

However, the various channels of contagion are more complicated.In this section A question of preference A detour or a derailment?

(The government owns the other half).In this section A question of preference A detour or a derailment?

By forcing share prices up, the monetary authority hopes to inflict losses on the short sellers and thereby persuade them to mend their ways.In this section A question of preference A detour or a derailment?

After sliding for the past year, the New Taiwan dollar has finally stabilised against the American dollar (see chart).In this section A question of preference A detour or a derailment?

Isn't some of this simply a question of preferences?

Access to abundant geothermal and unpolluted water as well as the use of state-of-the-art technology is becoming more a question of preferences rather than technological or economic limitations.

"Sometimes it is just a question of personal preference: the president has selected a candidate, and a particular member would have chosen differently," he said.

However, any lower cutoff in size for planets is arbitrary, and putting it above or below Pluto's size and mass is a question of individual preference.

Scratch Academy is officially neutral on the question of musical preference, although most of the instructors come from the hip-hop tradition, which prizes quick cuts and baroque ornamentation.