Sentence examples for made a favourable from inspiring English sources

See articleSilvio Berlusconi, Italy's former prime minister, caused outrage when he made a favourable comment about Benito Mussolini at a ceremony commemorating victims of the Nazi Holocaust.

Cotterill led Bristol City to the League One title in style last season, having previously made a favourable impression with Leicester when he coached at the club towards the end of the 2003-04 season under Micky Adams.

In 1867 he accompanied Abdülaziz on his European tour and made a favourable impression; during the tour he secretly contacted exiled nationalist-liberal Young Turks, for which Abdülaziz placed him under close surveillance.

He resumed the struggle with Portugal (1396 98) and made a favourable truce, but he was unable to lead his troops and appointed his younger brother Ferdinand to campaign against Granada.

Astor wrote to Rab Butler, the foreign secretary, urging him to do all he could to "save the life of the outstanding African leader in South Africa, and also one of the most moderate … He has a high standing with the heads of government in the rest of Africa, and has made a favourable impression on all who have met him".

But he made a favourable impression on tour with the England management.

Never underestimate the importance of making a favourable first impression.

Naturally, we've all been keen to make a favourable early impression.

Barkley always wanted the ball and looked absolutely determined to make a favourable impression.

"There was not a single police witness," he said, "who did not make a favourable impression upon the court".

The appointment of the ex-England manager has divided opinion on Tyneside, so here is a chance to make a favourable first impression.