Sentence examples for favourable views from inspiring English sources

Mr Abe holds kookily favourable views about Japan's war record.

The exception is Germany, where the number with favourable views has slightly fallen.

Favourable views of the poor, such as Ken Loach's, can make the impecunious life appear cosier than that of the miserably moneyed.

Although a recent Pew poll showed a slight upturn in favourable views, it also found that two-thirds of EU citizens feel their voices do not count and the EU does not understand the needs of its citizens.

It is that, according to opinion polls, a sizeable minority of the population still holds favourable views about a man who froze, starved to death or shot millions of his own citizens.

"Unlike those from former president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's era, the six members representing Rouhani's government do not have favourable views about the old filtering policy, which blindly punished millions of Iranians," Mousavi-Khoeini saddingdding that smart filtering mechanisms appear to be replacing the traditional blanket blocking of online services.

For instance, 94% of black Democrats had a favourable view of Hillary Clinton, compared to an 88% favourable view of Obama.

Most Mexicans now have a favourable view of their neighbour, according to earlier polls.

"I formed a very favourable view of him," said Mr Berezovsky in his written statement.

Only 31% of Germans have a favourable view of the United States.

In Britain, 48% said they had an unfavourable view of the EU and 44% said they had a favourable view.