Sentence examples for has always favoured from inspiring English sources

Blake, though, has always favoured the awkward course.

Moschino has always favoured them, so it was no surprise to see so many.

For better or worse, Adriano has always favoured home comforts over the bounty offered by international stardom.

He has always favoured players with a glint in their eye and the stomach for a stoush, particularly up front.

This was part of the international competition, which has always favoured difficult, edgy films (the Piazza Grande films are supposed to be for entertainment alone).

Japanese style has always favoured ambiguity, and the particles of speech necessary for easy comprehension of a statement are often omitted as unnecessary or as fussily precise.

"I have always favoured change.

Until now, the FTC had always favoured self-regulation.

For decades football has been dominated by people who are biased and entrenched in their ideas, and as a result have always favoured appointing people like them.

George Osborne, who had always favoured focusing on Labour's failure to learn lessons, gave serious consideration to the second line of attack.

To aid speed, the pan should be covered, and I have always favoured a rather cheap one with a glass lid, enabling a beady eye on optimum simmer.