Sentence examples for felt favored from inspiring English sources

The Ravens were also upset about a series of calls that they felt favored the Patriots and made their comeback possible.

Paradoxically, the child who feels favored is sometimes the one who suffers, from what Kramer's research colleague Amanda Kowal of the University of Missouri-Columbia calls the "golden child" syndrome.

Suffolk County's contract and the expected domino effect has brought renewed cries from local officials to change the state's 1967 Taylor Law, which governs collective bargaining for public-employee unions and which they feel favors the unions and hamstrings the municipalities.

The company's refreshed look-and-feel favored an attractive design over ease-of-use, many have complained.

But several players felt he favored Mr. Jacoby because they were both white.

Gandhi was assassinated in 1948 by a former R.S.S. member who felt Gandhi favored Islamic Pakistan over India.

It also introduced the world to the French judge Marie Reine Le Gougne, who had impeccable credentials, and who first made and then retracted statements acknowledging pressure she felt to favor the Russians.

Even a manager who considers herself a champion of fair-employment practices might feel justified favoring a physically attractive job candidate over someone who is plain.

"It's a lot more open, so I feel it favors the long hitters a lot more now.

Why Can it Be So Important for One Parent to Feel Favored?

Mr. Russell grew up in Connecticut, where his sisters teasingly called him the Godlet because they felt he was favored as the only boy.