Sentence examples for a largely favourable from inspiring English sources

As Ta-Nehisi Coates put it in a largely favourable response, "I have never met a black Republican in all my time in New York.

Novels about teenage pregnancies, rather than acting as the literary equivalent of the morning after pill, generally picture life with a new unplanned infant in a largely favourable light.

Last year he shared first place with his chairman, but in 2006 Michael Grade has dropped to seventh in the annual barometer of media influence after taking a back seat role during a charter review from which the BBC emerged with the licence fee guaranteed and clutching a largely favourable government white paper.

Reaction this morning is largely favourable, if a touch mild.

Clinton has enjoyed a considerable reversal of fortune this month, with rising poll numbers, largely favourable press coverage and a cameo on Saturday Night Live.

MTA has grown in popularity as a dental material because of its largely favourable properties, including tissue biocompatibility, superior sealing ability, and its ability to promote dental pulp and periradicular tissue healing [ 1].

The Lost Girls was published in the UK in January to largely favourable reviews and is an erotic graphic novel that imagines the teenage sexual awakenings of three famous fictional characters.

But the day after the first night, as the - largely favourable - reviews starting coming in, Fry did a runner to Bruges.

Barack Obama received largely favourable ratings from across the US today for a congressional address in which he promised that the country would emerge from the recession stronger and set out the most ambitious anti-poverty programme since the 1960s.

Steve Hilton's More Human: Designing a World Where People Come First has so far met with largely favourable notices, but his reviewers have been wry as well as enthusiastic, whether mentioning that David Cameron's former strategy director inspired a fatuous blue-sky thinker in The Thick of It, pointing to the ironies of his post-No 10 stances or discussing his spectacular ideological eclecticism.

Harris's review was largely favourable.