Sentence examples for especially favour from inspiring English sources

American noirs especially favour stories told in retrospect, with a voiceover by a desperate, dying or imprisoned narrator anxious to explain how they got where they have.

The lower protein cost of the EDP might especially favour this pathway under the studied conditions because the chemostats were nitrogen limited, raising the pressure on protein synthesis.

The technique was especially favoured in Spain and France.

Women were especially favoured in this respect.

A very pious Catholic, he especially favoured the Jesuits.

The illustration of Japanese literary classics, especially the Genji monogatari ("Tale of Genji"), were subjects especially favoured by Tosa artists.

The daughters of European aristocracy were especially favoured for modelling with their old world and old money associations.

It is an approach that was developed during the Renaissance, and it was especially favoured by Baroque and Rococo painters, particularly in Italy.

It was used to its greatest effect in the 17th and 18th centuries, when the bistre wash was especially favoured by such artists as Rembrandt, Claude Lorrain, Alexander Cozens, and Thomas Gainsborough.

Among the lighter elements, those of even atomic number tend to be more abundant, and those with an atomic number divisible by four are especially favoured.

Dürer's pictures of men and women from this Venetian period reflect the sweet, soft portrait types especially favoured by Bellini.