Sentence examples for it favourably from inspiring English sources

When, in the wake of the UCS triumph, as he swept into the elected rectorship of Glasgow University, his rectorial address was printed in its entirety by the New York Times, which compared it favourably to the speeches of Abraham Lincoln.

IGN's Colin Moriarty compared the combat to that of Batman: Arkham City and compared it favourably with Grand Theft Auto IV despite its simplicity and repetitiveness.

Peter Bradshaw gave it four stars and compared it favourably to The Silence of the Lambs.

The Economist, which had written about Mr Bellesiles's earlier articles, reviewed it favourably.

One of the most positive reviews came from The Times Sam Marlowee, who compared it favourably to Peter Jackson's movies.

He admired Mr Blair's courage over Iraq, comparing it favourably with Michael Howard's lawyerly equivocations when the going became difficult.

While the response rate (40%%) of this study is a limitation, it is noteworthy that it compares favourably with response rates found in recent surveys conducted among primary care clinicians in the UK [ 17, 18].

However, the book was only moderately successful: it was favourably reviewed, but only by one journal and it was reprinted only once.

But it responded favourably to the repeat, claiming that its original criticisms had led to the film being much improved.

I've not ridden it, but people who I trust have done so and report on it fairly favourably, despite some oddities like some vastly over-engineered metal gates you need to slalom around at one point.

As we discussed in Section 5, it compares favourably to leading approaches from the literature in terms of computational efficiency, and it is also more accurate than the reviewed methods.