Sentence examples for favored person from inspiring English sources

In his time Murrow never favored Person to Person, not only because he seemed bored with the format but also because it was referred to as "Murrow Lite," which generally means not good taste in TV programming or beer.

"When Governor Blagojevich calls the chancellor and says, 'Admit this favored person,' that's not an admission record kept in someone's file," said James Klenk, a lawyer for The Tribune.

"I never had a nickel to my name until I got out of the White House, and now I'm a millionaire, the most favored person for the Washington Republicans," Clinton told a friendly audience in Kentucky last fall.

However, the origin of the Romanian boyar class is problematic: it may have evolved naturally from the heads of the Vlach villages and communities, but it is also possible that the princes created it by granting privileges to certain favored persons.

This evolutionary hypothesis, which requires further testing, suggests that natural selection favored persons bearing the C282Y allele during the devastating plague that ravaged Europe during the Middle-ages [ 36].

It's hard to make these two forms of love feel equally dramatic in a single play; work usually has an aura of duty or high-minded abstraction, and audiences tend to favor person-to-person love.

The viruses most often transmitted through the fecal-oral route in semi-closed communities that favor person-to-person transmission, including schools, nursing homes, hospitals, restaurants and cruise ships.

I have always favored one person one vote because it engenders personal accountability and responsibility, but this election makes it clear that the Electoral College system is superior for electing a president (front page, Nov. 28).

Consistent with these results, using a third-party design in Study 3, we found that 6 year olds, but not 4 year olds favored a person who only contributed an idea over another who only contributed labor in awarding ownership.

He also said that he favored punishing persons who sell illegal drugs, but that users should be treat ed.

Participants favored in-person approaches to distance interactions.