Sentence examples for favourable light from inspiring English sources

"The symbolic value is significant because it will position the United States in a more favourable light with those countries and those activists who favour strong action on climate change," said Harvard professor Stavins.

"We were painted in a less favourable light," he says.

Mr Obama barely mentioned Kenya in a favourable light.

The encouraging recent performance in several African countries should be seen in a more favourable light.

Contemporary Egyptian sources, however, treat him in a more favourable light.

The team's woeful form this year thus shows his own success in a favourable light.

During the trial, prosecutor Annabelle Philippe said Dieudonné had presented "in a favourable light the acts committed by Amedy Coulibaly".

"There is no doubt that it will not be viewed in a favourable light by our members or potential members.

She is seen in a favourable light by 38% of US voters, while 53% have an unfavourable view.

It's hoped that at least Palaszczuk's decisive actions will shine a favourable light on her as a female leader.

But of course not all films, or festivals, that cover North Korea do so in such a favourable light.