Sentence examples for favourably described from inspiring English sources

The system was favourably described by the Greek historians Herodotus and Xenophon.

Lord Orrery favourably described that some of Swift's sermons were more properly moral or political essays.

Reviews were mixed; Manohla Dargis of the New York Times favourably described Farrell's work, but Peter Bradshaw of The Guardian found "something a little forced in both lead performances".

Goldman (2003), for example, discusses the ways in which conservation administrative efforts of Wildlife Management Areas in Tanzania favourably describe 'indigenous knowledge' yet ignore that knowledge in practice, actually prohibiting community involvement rather than encouraging participatory efforts (p. 854).

On a more positive note, Vickers' work on the manual was received favourably, being described in 1983 as "one of the classic texts on BASIC".

The clinical activity of GSK2857916 compares favourably with those described previously for CAR T cells targeting BCMA.

The '123 Magic'-based programme was described favourably by attending parents, who largely seemed to benefit and had a lower than average drop-out rate compared to other parenting interventions.

Whereas traditional classroom experiences generally were recalled favourably, online learning was described by its shortcomings.

Most parents who took part in the parenting intervention described it favourably and many saw benefits, at least in the short-term.

Our results compare favourably with those recently described by Haouas et al. (2007), where genomic DNA was extracted from sand flies using a QiaAmp blood DNA mini Kit.

Most notably, HCPs viewed patient involvement more favourably if the error described in the scenario actually occurred (ie, the HCP had not cleaned their hands before treating the patient), if the patient posed the question in a polite versus challenging way and if the HCP responded in a helpful and reassuring manner (ie, the HCP apologised and cleaned their hands).