Sentence examples for favoured right from inspiring English sources

He has exceptional distribution with both his (favoured) right and left foot, is quick off his line and can sense an opportunity to counter attack by throwing early or using longer Pepe Reina-style kicks from the hand.

He glides inside onto his favoured right foot and spreads the ball out to Duff on the opposite right wing who drives towards the right byeline then cuts the ball back towards the penalty spot — just out of Villa's reach.

While the 4-4-2 diamond also featured during preseason and in the early stages of this season, it lacked balance with key signing Youssouf Hersi having to either play in the No10 position, up front or in central midfield as opposed to his favoured right wing position.

Inevitably the opener came though the winger, this time cutting in from the right and finding the corner with his less favoured right foot.

Coleman instead picked the world's most expensive footballer on his favoured right flank, but he showed the goalscoring instinct of a natural striker to nod Wales level.

First, he smartly twisted into space on the edge of the area before firing a wild effort wide with his left foot, then a more measured curling effort with his favoured right went inches beyond the post.

Picasso and Braque favoured right-angle and straight-line construction, though occasionally some areas of their paintings appear sculptural, as in Picasso's Girl with a Mandolin (1910).

Unlike Menorca and the rest of Catalonia, it supported Franco from day one; and even since the return of democracy it has generally favoured right-wing parties.

Russian law favours rights of occupation over rights of ownership.

Radical political responses during previous capitalist crises have often favoured the right.

Chris Giles in the FT (paywall) is - inevitably - very good on the economics of "dynamic scoring", a system which is favoured by right wing politicians but already controversial.