Clearly, the mere fact of favourable or unfavourable publicity is not enough.
The first approach "recognises the primacy of objects in the real world" and attempts to spin them in a favourable or unfavourable direction.
The opposing arguments are analogous to the favourable or unfavourable attitudes toward myth that religions have developed.
Certain nonproperty squares require the player landing on them to draw a card that may be favourable or unfavourable.
A ComRes opinion poll for The Independent on Sunday asked people if they had a favourable or unfavourable view of a mixed list of royalty and politicians.
In one study, scientists at the University of South Carolina and Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland asked participants to choose between going to a party or cleaning their home after reading a favourable or unfavourable star sign.
[or]... Jeremy Corbyn is doing his job as leader of the Labour Party?" is a very different question from, "Please indicate whether you have a favourable or unfavourable view of each of the following politicians..."....
In other cases, there are traditions that the human progenitor of a kin group had certain favourable or unfavourable experiences with an animal or natural object and then ordered that his descendants respect the whole species of that animal.
If these changes are looked at from a modern Western point of view, ethnocentric judgments can be made as to whether they are on the whole favourable or unfavourable.
To account for the variety of societies and cultures and the broadening of the differences that separated them, they suggested taking the total circumstances of each human group into account by considering the whole of its history, the contacts that it had had with other groups, and the favourable or unfavourable circumstances that had weighed on its development.
Under the inquisitorial procedure, the pretrial hearing for bringing a possible indictment is usually under the control of a judge whose responsibilities include the investigation of all aspects of the case, whether favourable or unfavourable to either the prosecution or defense.
