Sentence examples for favourably about from inspiring English sources

He also spoke favourably about Jackson after the singer's death in 2009.

Last year, Mr O'Neill spoke favourably about creating some kind of international bankruptcy law.

"As a businessman it is hard to speak favourably about any new tax," said Tillerson.

Throughout the 1930s Adela drifted further rightward, occasionally embracing anti-Semitism and writing favourably about Nazi Germany.

Some have been caught accepting laptops or mobile phones from companies to write favourably about them, but don't disclose it.

Meanwhile, Abhijit Banerjee of MIT, while commenting generally favourably about the substance of the report was disappointed in what he called a tendency toward "knee-jerk macro-ism".

They also talk much more favourably than Democrats do about free trade and fiscal control.

This critical angle compares favourably with observations about the shape of large two-dimensional bubbles.

In his resignation letter, Mr Wilson said he had been "systematically gagged by the party whip" and forbidden to speak about Islam favourably.

Furthermore, they responded favourably to general questions about their children's health and provided key information on their attitudes about services.

As a former student of linguistics and literary theory, I admit that I'm favourably inclined towards anyone who makes jokes about "linguists' jokes".