Sentence examples for which she prefers from inspiring English sources

"I'm always interested in teams," said Dr. Warner, or Dr. Debi, which she prefers.

"There is always something which she prefers to the truth," Johnson said.

Her dislike of categorisation is most clear when I ask her which she prefers: novels or short stories.

Her own life has, perhaps, given her perspective on the difference between practical help and pity, and she seems to know which she prefers.

As contradictory as it might seem, my daughter went for the dark chocolate, which she prefers over the sweeter milk chocolate I always go for.

For her labors she gets room, board and $10 a week in "ice cream money," which she prefers to call "beer and cigarette money".

She knew which she preferred.

Yagoda implored Kakutani to retire the old-fashioned epithet "the reader," which she preferred to the personal pronoun.

And that's the thing about the women of Britain — they do wonderful voluntary work — not like French women," and before I could stop her, she had made her escape from an uncongenial private subject to the area of political generalization which she preferred.

And because she was not really of any particular place, she chose one: the wilder landscape and poverty-born practicality of the north, which she preferred to the cosmopolitan southern cities, where, she recalled, when she went to Oxford to study philosophy, politics and economics, some people actually owned two pairs of boots.

And that's the thing about the women of Britain they do wonderful voluntary work not like French women," and before I could stop her, she had made her escape from an uncongenial private subject to the area of political generalization which she preferred.