Sentence examples for most favourably from inspiring English sources

This is where the Dutchman starts to distinguish himself most favourably from his immediate successor.

It is believed MPs are attempting to poll members to try to understand who would be seen most favourably.

Later completions have since been offered, and the most favourably received among these is one by American musicologist Robert D. Levin.

It's no coincidence that the most favourably reviewed superhero movie of all time, The Dark Knight, also contains the definitive bad guy: Heath Ledger's chillingly demented Joker.

Critical reaction at the time judged that Gianni Schicchi was "an uproarious delight," and it was the most favourably received of the three.

But he is clearly siding with Adam Posen, the monetary policy committee member most favourably disposed to another round of quantitative easing.

Oblivion's immediate successor, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, was released to critical acclaim on 11 November 2011 and remains one of the most successful, favourably reviewed RPGs (or video games in general) to date.

Most studies rated favourably in terms of clarity of the study question and definition of outcome, although less favourably with respect to the description of the intervention.

It's hard to imagine Nick Cave – the singer to whom she's most often, and favourably, compared – entertaining such anxieties, and her ongoing obscurity, while deliberately chosen, is also a mark of the sexism still prevalent in pop culture.

Most supporters look favourably on this expensive speculation, which shifts young talent from middle-ranking teams to top-six clubs (Andy Carroll, Newcastle to Liverpool for £35m, remains the market leader).

According to an Ipsos MORI poll published in November, 81% of Britons regard them favourably; most agree with their prime minister, Gordon Brown, that Britain's armed forces are "the best in the world".But are they?