Sentence examples for fallen into disfavour from inspiring English sources
Their discounted-bill business has clearly fallen into disfavour.
Armed struggles have fallen into disfavour throughout Latin America, once a hotbed of insurgencies.
Irrigation has fallen into disfavour owing to the depletion of the great rivers, and the construction of new irrigation systems has been prohibited or curtailed.
By the end of the 19th century and into the early 20th century, however, Milton had yet again fallen into disfavour.
By the turn of the 20th century, the dance had again fallen into disfavour, its erotic elements perceived to provoke moral impropriety.
Some will argue that this is evidence that the international criminal justice system only targets the weak and vulnerable, or former friends who have fallen into disfavour.
Indeed, they fell into disfavour with the Hasmonean rulers.
With the advent of Romanticism the conceit fell into disfavour along with other poetic artifices.
Charles triumphed over the exclusionists in 1681, however, and Sidney fell into disfavour.
