Sentence examples for favoured image from inspiring English sources

His own favoured image, which he kept on his desk, was the classic Portrait Of Eternity, taken in 1935.

Kinnock has a favoured image that he returns to frequently of a three-legged stool propped up by equal legs of community, fairness and, crucially, aspiration.

Such work no doubt falls way outside David Cameron's favoured image of Britfilm, and I was all ready to commend The Nine Muses as probably, regrettably, the last of its kind.

Specifically, nobody compared the euro to a doomed ocean liner, a train heading at speed for the buffers, or a burning building: all of them favoured images over the weekend.There were no references to the second world war.

There is no will in Halifax among the cemetery authorities to do it and local people aren't that much in favour". Image caption The Titanic was the largest liner of its time and was said to be "unsinkable" Will it happen?

In addition, from the two used stability indicators on LDA, top-means favours microarray features (e.g., 17 to 3 for the u.i top-means), and top-20 favours image features (e.g., 2 to 18 for the u.i top-20).

Of the people who saw them, 69% favoured the images with extra trees.

It reflects perhaps the most prominent symptom of the Capital of Culture: wherever it descends, it results in a spasm of accelerated projects, favouring exterior image and the power of spectacle over long-term, joined-up thinking.

It reflects perhaps the most prominent symptom of the Capital of Culture: wherever it descends, it results in a spasm of accelerated projects, favouring exterior image and the power of spectacle over long-term, joined-up thinking.

A despairing, ironic, yet oddly life-affirming shrug seems to be the appropriate Czech at-ease position, though many will also favour the image of (Swedish) Lena Olin crouching over a mirror in scanties and a bowler hat in the film version of Milan Kundera's The Unbearable Lightness of Being.

His work was considered the forerunner to Neue Sachlichkeit photography, which favoured sharply focused documentarian images.