Sentence examples for favourable notices from inspiring English sources

The drama, initially performed as Sissies Scrapbookk (1973) and later as Four Friends (1974), did not earn favourable notices.

While this record did earn favourable notices, it failed to attract an audience, so Bunyan took early retirement.

In 1991, he wrote a TV play, Old Flames, in which the names of the murder victims all bore the names of well-known theatre critics who over the years had given his plays less than favourable notices.

Anyway, the play opened last week - Lost in Showbiz attended on Wednesday, by chance - and you may or may not be aware that the actor has received mostly favourable notices for his performance.

So to somewhere else, where I have been busy writing about a dozen novels, many of which have received extremely favourable notices, though I won't bore you with the details.

Steve Hilton's More Human: Designing a World Where People Come First has so far met with largely favourable notices, but his reviewers have been wry as well as enthusiastic, whether mentioning that David Cameron's former strategy director inspired a fatuous blue-sky thinker in The Thick of It, pointing to the ironies of his post-No 10 stances or discussing his spectacular ideological eclecticism.

By 1784 the Schikaneder company had received the favourable notice of the emperor, Joseph II, and had settled in Vienna.

Or, "surely that's such a trivial error…" What is amazing, is that apart from this seemingly endless list of corrections, it's quite a favourable notice.

An avid fashionista who gained favourable notice on the red carpet for her avant garde ensembles, Swinton collaborated with Dutch designers Viktor and Rolf, among others.

Their work attracted the favourable notice of Edgar Allan Poe, Horace Greeley, John Greenleaf Whittier, and Rufus W. Griswold, through whose recommendation their joint works were issued as Poems of Alice and Phoebe Carey [sic] (1850).

On stage, he had already received favourable notice for his role in the original production of Joe Orton's Loot (1967), and he later starred in such films as All Creatures Great and Small (1975), as the author James Herriot) and Zulu Dawn (1979), as Lieutenant Vereker.