Sentence examples for yet he preferred from inspiring English sources
Yet he preferred to placate his investors with the announcement of a sale of Hapag-Lloyd, which will not be easy.
He is usually the tallest player on the court, yet he prefers a finesse style.
A tragedy, yet he prefers to remember the happiness of 30 years together.
Yet he prefers to remain at what he calls "the homestead" for days or weeks on end.
He is a race-caller at the peak of his profession -- calling the Triple Crown and the Breeders' Cup -- yet he prefers horses from many furlongs away.
"Clearly, I can find my way around northern Queens County". Yet he prefers the Federal plan, in which he would still have to face Mr. Scheuer, but in a district including more of his old constituents.
Yet seemingly he preferred smaller forces, while accounts of his own conducting suggest he adopted a greater flexibility with tempos than the markings in his published scores.
As with many of those for whom social revolution has failed to deliver on its promises, Godard cannot quite summon the nerve to admit to a Christian conscience; it is there in his lingering shots of Parisian down-and-outs, in his championing of a lived life as opposed to the thinness of mere existence, yet still he prefers to lurk in his shell.
Yet he would prefer to maintain more privacy, and believes that knowing too much about an actor's life does no favours to his or her work.
He could interact enjoyably with anyone, commoners as well as kings, yet as Morgan observes, he preferred associating with those "on the same wavelength" -- which meant neither commoners nor kings but Hume, Burke, Condorcet, Boswell, Beaumarchais, Adam Smith.
