Sentence examples for favourable press from inspiring English sources

This transparency resulted in some extraordinarily favourable press coverage, with one notable exception.

He had always attracted favourable press attention; now he was getting flak, which sent his increasingly fragile psyche spinning into overdrive.

Clinton has enjoyed a considerable reversal of fortune this month, with rising poll numbers, largely favourable press coverage and a cameo on Saturday Night Live.

When it was initially released, it received favourable press from publications like Wired, Mashable, the Evening Standard and the Reuters news agency.

FC got so much favourable press, you can't help wondering whether Kaplan wasn't tempted to cut and run for an initial public offering.

Witte showed his freedom from bureaucratic prejudice by appointing men of all nationalities Jews, Poles, Ukrainians as his subordinates and by cultivating favourable press relations.

Meanwhile, his visit to Columbus is certain to garner favourable local press coverage.

On 10 May, the Guardian's London correspondent reported that "No liberal newspapers are appearing in London, so printers' strike has silenced side of press here favourable to conciliation, while nearly all Conservative press is appearing".

The reaction abroad to England's win was largely favourable, though the German press, had, after three weeks, tired of Fleet Street's 'militaristic nationalism', according to the Observer's Hugh McIlvanney.

"As soon as you criticise, you are immediately cast out as anti-European," he argues, while politicians who turned a blind eye towards this process were "mightily rewarded", both with election funds and favourable treatment in the press.

The album received generally favourable reviews from the press.