Sentence examples for presented favorably from inspiring English sources

Farnham and Alice Belding are the two characters in the novel who were never part of the working class, but who are scions of wealth, and they are presented favorably.

Biographies at the turn of the century, such as that by Samuel McCall in 1899 and James Albert Woodburn in 1913, presented Stevens favorably, as a sincere man, motivated by principle.

The results presented compare favorably with other biomarkers of early detection and/or nodule management.

They said graduates often got good jobs because they improved their social skills and learned to present themselves favorably.

The manual emphasizes that not only diplomats, but also soldiers, will find themselves engaged in working with the local population and thus presenting America favorably to other parts of the world.

It is unclear if AC patients experience better adjustment or merely present themselves favorably.

In both cases, the defense was allowed under the "doctrine of completeness" to provide segments of interviews that presented their clients favorably without subjecting them to tough cross-examination.

In this regard, 7– 9 favorably presented superior affinity and attenuated lipophilicity with respect to 1 (Table 1).

For example, when one side of established thinking on any particular issue is favorably presented to the public and then hangs in the air, people might simply assume the proposition to be true or otherwise uncontestable because no critical or opposing views are allowed.

Data commissioned by environmental groups in early primary states found 74percentt of likely primary voters reacted favorably when presented the Green New Deal.

The resulting volumes, such as David Miller DeWitt's The Impeachment and Trial of President Andrew Johnson (1903), presented him far more favorably than they did those who had sought to oust him.