Sentence examples for disfavor from inspiring English sources

Here, for example, is Mr Kennedy, writing for the majority:Premised on mistrust of governmental power, the First Amendment stands against attempts to disfavor certain subjects or viewpoints.

He then asked, "Can someone tell me which topic I should choose to keep the government, the political parties, the Islamists, the general public, the groups in favor and in disfavor of independence, happy?

For years, McKay led an informal national organization known as the Mars Underground, to keep conversation and research going when human deep-space voyages fell into disfavor.

The National Salvation Front, which followed Ceausescu, was made up of Party members who had been purged or in disfavor with the old regime, and included the Army as well as some genuine dissidents.

The author discusses her early experiences with tripe (the inner lining of an ox's first and second bellies) and mentions the general disfavor in which the meat is held.

Opium smoking is in disfavor though before the war there were 121 licensed opium joints in Burma.

Johnson has made a swift descent from immense popularity to disfavor.

The show's cinéma vérité scrupulousness makes us glean for ourselves how long Wexler has been in Congress (ten years); his political leanings (very liberal); or why he seems to be in disfavor with Nancy Pelosi and other Democratic leaders (perhaps because he's a maverick and a TV whore; the Los Angeles Times once called him "the human advertisement for the mute button").

He had just met with disfavor from his party after writing an article for a magazine.

At the beginning of 2002, however, the case was transferred to Judge Melinda Harmon, who in earlier cases had viewed groups of plaintiffs with disfavor and had instead selected the single client with the greatest monetary loss.

By the time Annan packed up to leave, in 1971, thousands of Ethiopians were facing famine in regions that had fallen into Selassie's disfavor.