Sentence examples for gained favour from inspiring English sources

These bars were traditionally made of wrought iron, but chains made of steel have gained favour in recent years.

Propertius, when admitted to the circle, was simply a youth with an anti-Caesarian background who had gained favour with passionate love elegies.

By co-operating over loan modifications, the ASF may have gained favour with the working group.The industry is more worried about two bills in America's Congress.

During the 17th century, a subdued version gained favour at the French court; it appeared frequently in the stage works of Jean-Baptiste Lully.

He gained favour with the Fāṭimid caliph al-Ḥākim and, together with Ḥamzah ibn ʿAlī and others, created a theology that was based upon the caliph's divinity.

There was a backlash of critical opinion, but the suggestion that this tale was a massive error of taste never gained favour.

In 2011 the customer banks will gain favour.

A carbon tax is gaining favour with governments and economists worldwide.

In an apparent attempt to gain favour, the government released two prominent political prisoners last week.

There were signs that less-expensive architects were once more gaining favour.

In recent years selective education has been gaining favour with many of the surviving grammars gradually increasing their intake.