Sentence examples similar to favouring remarks from inspiring English sources
He promoted more members of minorities than any previous president; and he also stood up to the Dixiecrat wing of his party, edging Trent Lott, a Mississippi senator, out of his job as majority leader for segregation-favouring remarks.
I take offence to that remark from him that he made on the BBC that I'm favouring the Bengali community.
Bookmakers favouring an African.
What does Bonneville think of historian Simon Schama's remark that Downton Abbey favours the status quo – that it was a "servile soap opera" and a "silvered tureen of snobbery"?
Ashdown took umbrage when Nick Robinson said that he was ignoring Ashdown's opening remarks and that he was concluding Ashdown favoured a deal with Labour.
Hardly had the Williams furore kicked off than the minister Phil Woolas had triggered headlines about a "Muslim inbreeding row" with remarks about the health risks of cousin marriages among Pakistanis - a practice traditionally favoured by British monarchs.
He added: "Nevertheless, she has limited her criticism to remarking that the arrest lacked 'finesse', and surely is aware that Swiss public opinion favours Polanski's extradition to the United States".
This uncertainty favours Chevron.
Circumstances favoured Brezhnev.
We favour oral tradition.
