Quotes About Preference

I do not like anything over four hundred pages or under one hundred fifty pages.

What do you like?" she asks. "Everything else," he says. "I will also admit to an occasional weakness for short-story collections. Customers never want to buy them though.

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You know everything you need to know about a person from the answer to the question, What is your favorite book?

I have told her a hundred times that long, cascading Rapunzel hair is entirely out of fashion, but Alice ignores me. She likes it. Now are you satisfied?" "She sounds delicious," Lucien whispered in her ear. "Might I bring her to Revell Court instead of you?

You know, I lose patience really easily I'd rather shop in the grocery store than in the department store. I can pick an apple like nobody's business.

To choose Norm Coleman over Walter Mondale is like going to a great steakhouse and ordering the tuna sandwich.

The preference for Abel over Cain, like that of Jacob over Esau, is grounded in the mystery of election, a domain of divine activity that is closed off to full human comprehension.

She preferred the speedy single-skipper Laser rather then

He had liquor in about any color you could ask for, except the one I liked best, standard whiskey brown. I told him no thanks. He poured himself three fingers of emerald green and added equal portions of lemon yellow, sky blue, and sunset orange. I half expected him to stir it with a' Crayola.

they favor new information over old, even if the older information is more valuable.

Sentience is a means to the end of continued existence. Sentient beings, by virtue of their being sentient, have an interest in remaining alive; that is, they prefer, want, or desire to remain alive.

Old habits die hard, but that does not mean they are morally justified. It is precisely in situations where both moral issues and strong personal preference is coming to play that we should be most careful to think clearly. As the case of meat-eating shows, however, sometimes our brute preferences determine a moral thinking rather than the other way around. Many people have said to me "Yes I know it's morally wrong to eat meat, but I just love hamburgers.

There is nothing morally superior about wanting to live on a farm, in a city apartment, or in a house in the suburbs.

My granddad used to say, "If everybody liked the same thing, they'd all be after your grandma."

I really like all music, but mostly Country, older R&ampB, and the good classic rock.

I don't really like coffee, she said, but I don't really like it when my head hits my desk when I fall asleep either.

A few said they'd be horses. Most said they'd be some sort of cat. My friend said she'd like to come back as a porcupine. I don't like crowds, she said.

Han made a sour face. "I happen to like to shoot first, Rekkon. As opposed to shooting second.

I don't like headphones very much, and I rarely listen to music on headphones.

The more 'otter it is, the more 'otter otters likes it

when I cannot get a dinner to suit my taste I endeavor to get a taste to suit my dinner.

His mother died of Alzheimer's, and in his opinion, burning to death in a burst of clinging napalm would be preferable to that.