Sentence examples for his unfavourable from inspiring English sources

His unfavourable later reputation probably resulted from adverse propaganda by Egyptian priests, who resented his reduction of temple income.

Blunt is largely relaxed about his unfavourable write-ups, admitting that he's "in the entertainment industry rather than the music industry," and so some tabloid hackery is inevitable.

(To be fair, we should all have learned this important fact already, thanks to John Inverdale, who took the opportunity to broadcast his unfavourable opinion of Marion Bartoli's looks during the very match in which she achieved the Wimbledon title last year).

Hands on his hips as he waited to get into his blocks, Greene still seemed haunted by the semi-final performance that had given him such a scare – only just qualifying by 0.04, the result responsible for his unfavourable lane draw, second from the inside.

His unfavourable assessment of the man who was now his closest new government colleague was recorded in a 2008 book by GQ editor Dylan Jones, who asked him for his favourite joke.

Many of the critics attacked Hawkins for his lack of strict focus on Johnson's life or for his unfavourable depiction of Johnson in various circumstances.

In his notably unfavourable assessment of the Dark Horse album, for the NME, Bob Woffinden wrote: "The opening track, 'Hari's On Tour (Express)', is an instrumental, an unevenly paced boogie thing that has George blowing most of his licks straightaway and Tom Scott coming on with a few quasi-Jnr.

Verity believed his performances in unfavourable conditions for his bowling had greater merit than his successes in favourable ones.

It was another convincing victory for the sport's brightest star, who demonstrated his superiority by equalling the eighth-fastest time of his career in unfavourable conditions.

Harvey was particularly known for his innings in conditions unfavourable to batting, performing when his colleagues struggled, such as his 151 not out in Durban, his 92 not out in Sydney in 1954 55 and his 96 on the matting in Dhaka.

His subordinates sent unfavourable and sometimes misleading reports about him to Constantius, prompting the emperor to recall Gallus to Constantinople (present-day Istanbul), to strip him of his powers, and finally to have him executed.