Sentence examples for topic preferred from inspiring English sources
(Mr. Dundar, knowing the delicacy of the topic, preferred to speak in his native Turkish for the interview for maximum precision of language, though his English is fluent).
The updated API now also provides developers with more information about a hangout, including the topic, preferred locale and the YouTube ID for the recorded video.
What they wrote was what I would have loved for my life to be," he smiles as he dances around the topic, preferring to despair at the website's motivation than attempt to explain what aspects of their story were wrong.
She veers away from political topics, preferring books focusing on the arts and culture.
"It could also be due to users' feelings of incompetence relating to health topics, preferring to leave such discussions to trained professionals".
Speaking in Punjabi, he swiftly changed the subject, preferring more familiar topics, like the many fruitless efforts by Shiite extremists to kill him.
But I have another friend whose job involves reviewing scripts for his boss". Tonight's first topic is preferred job skills ("articulate, tactful, photographic memory helpful," a woman in front of me jots on a tablet).
Only one patient indicated a topic she preferred not to be discussed and only one patient reported having heard some information he would have preferred not to know.
Indeed in many Northern schools of population health (including the home base of authors AY and JS), advanced skills in statistical techniques are required for a doctoral degree by all students regardless of their topic or preferred methods of research, while no such emphasis is placed on critical theory.
Traditional FE topics were preferred over health, nutrition and wellbeing, innovation related to firm's activities, marketing molecular biology.
Biology and physics relatable experiences contribute equally to interest in science, contrary to the belief that, generally, life-oriented topics are preferred by students (Baram-Tsabari and Yarden 2005).
