Sentence examples similar to wide preferred from inspiring English sources

Contribute with Guardian Witness London – bombed and mismatched and miles from the sea – is a city that bashfully avoids the wide shot, preferring instead to be experienced at close quarters, on street level.

It spends a great deal of time in or near the water of wide rivers, preferring shallow, clear streams with compacted and sandy bottoms.

Shot from on high, Clarke subjected Leeds to "forensic analysis", revealing they liked to move the ball wide, while St Helens preferred "to blast the hinges off the doors in the middle of the field".

The motivation is that for lower frequencies the human hearing is more sensitive, and therefore patches with wide bandwidth are preferred for lower frequencies in order to move any potential discontinuity between the first and the second patch as high up in frequency as possible.

Chromosome-wide significance thresholds were preferred to genome-wide significance thresholds since only three chromosomes were included in the analyses.

The wider end is preferred by the electron because of low energies associated with it.

In a bid to fit as many of these creative outlets into his team, some have to play either deeper, or wider, than is preferred.

Cut the slices into strips about ¼ inch wide or wider if you prefer them a little thicker.

As much as she loved her garden and her busy town life, Digby wrote that she "preferred the wide and boundless desert to the cooped up town life," and indeed she spent as many as eight months at a time in the desert.

Research from the 1990s shows that a wide range of disciplines preferred a simple, concise and modest form.

The 3.0 cm wide perches were highly preferred to 5.0 cm perches in G1 and G4 groups (p < 0.05).