Sentence examples for to her preferences from inspiring English sources

As Maria enters her room, it adapts to her preferences by adjusting the temperature, lighting and choice of TV and music channels.

Briefly, the economic explanation of decisions states simply that the agent chooses the feasible option that she ranks most highly according to her "preferences".

Arguably, defenders of resolute choice actually have in mind a different interpretation of sequential decision models, whereby future "choice points" are not really points at which an agent is free to choose according to her preferences at the time.

A woman loves a nice dinner as well as a day spent together, catering to her preferences.

As an officer's wife, she had lived in thirty-four places in her life (as to her preference for Governors Island or Paris, she said, "Paris"), and, anyway, in her recollection all the buildings on the island were gray.

It was said by people who knew him well that melancholy had not always been his governing possession, that once upon a time he had been carefree and a little wild, that the loss of his wife — not to the cruelty of an early death but to her preference for another man — had left him wounded in a way that was irreparable.

Her shelves, painted the year before to her preference, were pink and white.

I love Silly Symphonies," she said referring to her preference of the more whimsical collaborations between Disney and composer Carl Stalling during the 20s and 30s.  .

In 1910, Vanderlip bought the nearby mansion Woodlea, although his wife Narcissa Vanderlip prevented the family from moving, due to her preference of Beechwood over the grandiose Woodlea.

And recalling the wisdom of my Grandmother Nelly -- 'Give me something I can eat' (referring to her preference for chocolate over a bouquet of flowers), the beauty of the preserved item is that it is an edible work of art one can savor for weeks or months before eating.

The consent document was read in Kakchiquel Mayan by a female research assistant (a native Kakchiquel speaker) and signed by each volunteer with a cross, finger print or name initials, according to her preference.