Sentence examples for sort of prefer from inspiring English sources

I actually sort of prefer it.

I actually kind of dug the first design and sort of prefer it.

And I sort of prefer it that way".

I think people who are more shy sort of prefer to be with their friends so I guess that they'd probably do it if all their friends were interested but I don't think, I don't think they'd really want to go out on their own and give it a shot, I don't know.

But setting any goal is better than the sort of handwringing preferred by national politicians, who set tepid goals for 50 years from now when they are safely dead.

Contrast that with the sort of society preferred by Communitarians, who feel most comfortable, and safest, in a 'We're all in it together' world of shared control and communal power, a society that that sacrifices some individual freedoms in the name of the greater common good.

But not all food rules are good food rules, and many regulations concerning the American food supply have actually had a negative impact on food producers, particularly small ones, while incentivizing instead the sort of practices preferred by larger, corporate producers.

And then maybe even doing that made me feel like, you know, if I was having an ultrasound on my stomach, I don't know, just from movies and everything, I might have felt like it was—I sort of almost preferred that it was that way because it didn't feel as, um, as what you'd expect an ultrasound to be like for pregnancy.

Their invention, which they describe in Biomaterials, is a lab-on-a-chip that mimics the metastasis of breast cancer into bone marrow.One of the mysteries of metastasis is why migrant cells from different sorts of primaries prefer to set up home in particular types of secondary tissue.

And because we are all affected by those policies, we must all make our views known about what sort of leaders we prefer our neighbors to choose.

LPs have traditionally eschewed these sorts of options, preferring to back investment managers who can make these decisions on their behalf.