Sentence examples for spoken for preference from inspiring English sources
On one hand this study has spoken for preference of a well-designed comprehensive lecture rather than a non-coherent symposia while on the other hand it has stressed the need of adoption of specific topics (more so with increasing age of the receptor population).
You may have heard how both sides in the debate over the World War II memorial on the Mall in Washington, the most conspicuous non-Minimalist memorial of recent years, claimed to speak for the preferences of the war veterans, as if veterans were a monolithic group.
Shiseido girls were not ever that modern; they were brought up, as Ishioka said, "to listen rather than speak", and for preference were doll-tiny.
Instead they spoke of preferences for a particular approach to sound, balance, ensemble size, tempo and all the other qualities by which mainstream performances are measured.
Who knows your medical care preferences and can speak for you if you cannot speak for yourself?
Howard has often spoken about his preference for playing in England and how well suited he is for that style of play.
Generally speaking, the preference for one scale towards another depends both on the scale and on the respondents.
The preference of 11 taste-testing HuffPost editors can't speak for the larger population, but it might serve as an indicator for yogurt products to come.
Webb later wrote that his preference always had been a methodical and revelatory series that enabled the facts to speak for themselves.
"They speak for themselves".
