Sentence examples for while I would prefer from inspiring English sources

If I'm going to miss a little while, I would prefer it be now than at the crucial part of our season.

And while I would prefer not to spend a night in this shamefully polluted city, this is the only proper way to visit the Taj Mahal.

While I would prefer to equate the fate of the Palestinians with that of Israel – meaning, I'd like to believe we're all on the same side – I think that might be a difficult political fiction to maintain at the moment.

While I would prefer to believe otherwise, my experience with my own son — who insisted on playing Monopoly highly leveraged and usually ended family game night by flipping the board over, screaming that the rules were stupid, and storming to his room — tells me something.

While I would prefer to forget last year, the editors of FORBES encourage me to review it before I can predict for this year.

While I would prefer the beauty parlor most of the time for any drastic changes, this is where I could see a stylist coming to my door as useful.

"While I'd prefer protest songs to come from the left, I accept that every political option can produce them since folk is music of the people", Carthy says.

While I'd prefer a web app (flash or ajax), having a desktop client does speed things up considerably.

While I'd prefer to see a spike that took out the Aug. 16 record, one must consider that Nov. 20 was just two days before the Thanksgiving holiday and Thanksgiving week volume tends to slow appreciably.

While I'd prefer them just to have cellphones, it may work if you're dealing with folks who are bordering on senility yet still have the wherewithal to call for help.

While I'd prefer all my content in one place on each of these devices – an overarching umbrella ebook app, perhaps – having a bit of overlap is always fun and some stores – Apple's for example – are missing large parts of the catalog due to rights reasons.