Sentence examples for favorable press from inspiring English sources

Aided by relatively strong personal favorability ratings and what would probably be favorable press coverage coming out of the budget negotiations, Mr. Obama would position himself as the "adult in the room" and suggest that he had done reasonably well under difficult circumstances.

The prisons have not elicited favorable press.

Lucy offers Holt favorable press in exchange for gossip.

But Space Invaders didn't always generate favorable press.

To ensure favorable press coverage, Mr. Bush flattered reporters and gave them "a great press box".

Mr. Wilmot cited favorable press reviews for Mr. Klein's last collection.

The hope is that, once here, the British artists will get signed or, at the very least, get buzz that leads to favorable reviews, press mentions, airplay, and invitations back to tour.

Bizet's opera, in English "The Pearl Fishers," is a tenor showcase, and to judge from a few recordings and favorable European press, Daniil Shtoda, a young Russian, may be a tenor worth showcasing: a young man with a firm bright voice.

But executives here are encouraged by signs of improvement in the last few months -- rising traffic at MSN, favorable trade-press reviews for recently improved features and, last December, the second-highest monthly increase in five years in new subscribers to the MSN Internet access service.

Since the governor ended the death penalty, public response has been overwhelmingly favorable, according to his press office.

By Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 8 , 1944P. 17 There used to be one sure way of getting favorable mention in the press, and that was to die.