Sentence examples for something I preferred from inspiring English sources

A part of the ritual included sacrifice, something I preferred, being squeamish, not to really know about.

"Look, you know, the style of my opponent today is not really something I prefer.

"Leaving early is not something I prefer to discuss," said Stewart, who shuttled this week between Indianapolis and Charlotte to practice.

I had read about the Tower of Babel; you have to remember my people are Seventh-day Adventists, my people go to church on Saturdays…" "Are you Jewish now?" I inquire, repeating published reports that Richard had followed in the footsteps of Sammy Davis Jr. "There's something I prefer not saying," he teases mysteriously.

Rather than viewing the twenty-first century as the end of something, I prefer to see it as a beginning.

What also works is that the recipes are printed on the same page with the pictures, something I prefer for two reasons.

However, when I encounter a child who has dug in her heels about something, I prefer to begin with the assumption that in some way, however strange, her behavior makes its own kind of sense.

As to what he will do to correct the problem, Matsuzaka said, "It's not really something I prefer to discuss out in the open, but rather something I need to digest within myself". Well here's some food for those thoughts: Throw strikes.

"It's not something that I prefer to talk about; I don't think it's a part of the Presidential campaign.

If I'm going to read something I much prefer to read non-fiction.

I suppose if you had to call me something, I'd prefer that it be "writer" or "an older writer".