Sentence examples for noticed favourably from inspiring English sources
The achievements of the Czechoslovak Legion, noticed favourably by the Western governments and press, gave the Czechoslovak cause wide publicity and helped its leaders to gain official recognition.
As he had circulated advance copies before publication, it was noticed favourably before it formally appeared on 9 July 1817.
He continued to review widely and was proud to have been the first to notice favourably The Bone People, a novel by Keri Hulme, a New Zealand Maori, which went on to win the Booker prize in 1985.
He was noticed very favourably by Kublai, who took great delight in hearing of strange countries and repeatedly sent him on fact-finding missions to distant parts of the empire.
The English Review noticed Thoughts favourably: These thoughts are employed on various important situations and incidents in the ordinary life of females, and are, in general, dictated with great judgment.
In 1952 he went to Stratford-upon-Avon, where he walked on in Ralph Richardson's Macbeth (directed by John Gielgud) and was favourably noticed by Harold Hobson in the Sunday Times.
As a further sign of his self-confidence, in the introduction to the 1848 edition, dated 28 June, the author acknowledges "the kindness with which it has been received in all the principal towns of England… where it has been most favourably noticed by the respected conductors of the public Press, and by the Nobility and Gentry.
ES: Have you noticed friends of writers review favourably, or give a good review to someone from the same publisher?
Both notices were favourably edited versions of an already highly laudatory review his old friend the painter Jacques Émile-Blanche – whose portrait of Proust hangs in the Musée d'Orsay in Paris – had written on the first part of his monumental masterpiece.
Americans have noticed: the proportion who view them favourably dropped to 28%, the lowest level for either party since Gallup started asking the question in 1992.When the Republicans are a small government party, this newspaper has much sympathy for their views.
