Sentence examples for finding favour from inspiring English sources

She earned a great deal, particularly after finding favour with the queen.

Initially used to manipulate single atoms, more recently they have been finding favour in a wide variety of experimental situations.

Last night that approach appeared to be finding favour with bishops from Africa who have not joined a boycott.

With metals prices finding favour too, it's no real surprise that natural resources stocks have been left scattered across the upper reaches of the board.

Another Bohemian folk dance finding favour in the dance halls was the rejdovák or redowa, while Poland's mazurka and krakowiak enjoyed great popularity.

Metallics are big news in interiors right now with burnished and shimmering finishes finding favour across everything from wallpaper, tiles and textiles to lighting and accessories.

Hermanez is perhaps mostly associated with his grooving and tribal-flecked tech-house productions, which keep finding favours with the greats like Luciano, Loco Dice and Reboot, to name a few.

The RCT in the USPTF review [ 13] which has the greatest weighting and clearly influences the finding favouring towards screening is the Wells study.[ 33] This study enrolled 1356 patients who were screened as depressed using the "stem" items for major depressive and dysthymic disorders from the Composite International Diagnostic Interview (CIDI) [ 33].

This finding favours endogenous reactivation as an underlying mechanism.

This finding favours the specificity of the phenomenon and suggests that the combined increase of different eEF1B subunits of the eEF1H complex may be considered as useful addition to the panel of markers for lung and cardioesophageal carcinomas.

This finding favours the hypothesis that left unilateral anterior temporal pole lesions, even acutely, are unlikely to cause significant deficits in mapping meaning to sound by themselves, although they contribute to networks underlying both naming and comprehension of objects.