Sentence examples for favour reading from inspiring English sources

"At the time of the invasion I was faintly in favour, reading in the papers about Saddam's weapons of mass destruction and all that dishonest stuff," he says.

Well, if – like me – you didn't know, do yourself a favour: read Private Island and find out what has really happened in Britain over the past 20 years.

In his Guardian review, John Gray praised the surprising details revealed by Meek of the culture change since the Thatcher era, and advised readers: "Do yourself a favour: read Private Island and find out what has really happened in Britain over the past 20 years".

For it is only because he favours reading A in the ethical case that he has succeeded in raising a problem about moral explanation.

Yesterday I mentioned an Oldie article by newspaper veteran Brian MacArthur in which he wrote about giving up buying newsprint papers in favour of reading them online.

School years were spent bunking off lessons in favour of reading scary stories in the library, and not helped by being diagnosed with dyslexia and dyspraxia.

Instead Aydogmus chooses to go to bed "the old-fashioned way", resisting the temptation to check emails or watch late-night television in favour of reading a good book.

This film was so fascinating and thoughtful and well-made – I wish it was on iPlayer to show you – that I spent the afternoon ignoring the actual event in favour of reading up on the subject.

Chukar says he sidesteps social situations in favour of reading and playing solitary sports.

In the past, I have guessed at novels that might be favoured by reading groups.

But you don't need to agree with me in order to be in favour of prisoners reading more books.