Sentence examples for fall into disfavour from inspiring English sources

Writers, though, can fall into disfavour.

With the coming of Christianity, gladiatorial shows began to fall into disfavour.

Benton was a popular mural painter until a change in political climate led his paintings to fall into disfavour.

Priscillian was nevertheless executed, and Martin's continued involvement with the case caused him to fall into disfavour with the Spanish bishops.

Even under Queen Mary, his Protestant sympathies did not cause him to fall into disfavour at court; various documents refer to his connection with plays presented before the queen.

In 1996 it sold 25% of Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong's "flag-carrier" airline to CITIC, a Chinese investment firm, and other mainland investors.Jardine's fall into disfavour followed its decision in 1984 to shift its legal domicile to Bermuda, and then, a decade later, to delist its shares from the Hong Kong market.

The early inclusive pedagogic systems were falling into disfavour.

Their discounted-bill business has clearly fallen into disfavour.

Indeed, they fell into disfavour with the Hasmonean rulers.

Armed struggles have fallen into disfavour throughout Latin America, once a hotbed of insurgencies.

With the advent of Romanticism the conceit fell into disfavour along with other poetic artifices.