Sentence examples similar to favored camera from inspiring English sources

He explained that constitutional law, generally, as well as public sentiment, has recently favored cameras in the courtroom.

Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye has generally favored cameras in the courtroom, but officials said yesterday that it would be inappropriate for her to comment on a pending matter.

5) Despite running on a platform that calls for equal political access for all American, Lessig does not favor camera access in the Supreme Court.

Drivers said they favored the cameras -- despite the expense -- because the partitions make it impossible to adjust the seats.

In recent years the Emmys have favored single-camera comedies like "30 Rock" over multicamera, laugh-track comedies like "Big Bang," making the nomination significant.

He said he had favored allowing cameras in the courtroom in his own court, the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, in Philadelphia.

She can come off as defiant, not only in maintaining her before-the-fact innocence (she pleaded guilty only to hindering prosecution for not coming forth with post-attack knowledge) but also in lashing out at a media and skating establishment she believes favored the camera-ready Kerrigan over her.

But for many consumers, the point-and-shoot they have now may be the last they ever own as they favor the camera in their smartphone.

Malim also has something else working in his favor: camera-mad Britain.

He noted that the most successful festival entries favored close-ups, shunned camera motion and pared down their text.

To the kind of rock ballads favored by Mr. Medvedev, the camera followed the two men as they strode across an empty part of the square to the stage, as if in a music video.