Sentence examples for felt favoured from inspiring English sources

The fact that the city's most needy were staunchly behind Arena – a party that he felt favoured the wealthy – infuriated him.

In September 1996, Arsène Wenger arrived in English football, and, being a sentient being in an open society, formed and voiced opinions about his environment – in particular, a fixture list that he felt favoured Manchester United.

The daughter-in-law held a grudge against Mother Wang whom she felt favoured the younger son's family and had not divided the family estate equally between the sons.

Scotland head coach Vern Cotter felt fortune favoured France in his side's 15-8 Six Nations defeat in Paris.

By September, however, he was furious at Cumberland's negotiated settlement, which he felt greatly favoured the French.

Oxford and Cambridge have also clearly made substantial efforts to widen access, including abolishing their entrance exams which were felt to favour well-coached private-school pupils.

Over the past decade both universities have abolished their entrance exams, because they were felt to favour private schools which were more likely to give their pupils special preparation.

"I felt that England were favoured.

Fashion develops a bit like a genetic line". Horyn goes on to say that she thought that Slimane felt that she had favoured Simons's menswear ever since.

It is intricate, enveloping house music that is created live, favours feel over precision and makes ears feel like rushing pill guts.

Nor did she feel in any way favoured by his attentions.