Sentence examples for reading favours from inspiring English sources

Current government policy concerning reading favours synthetic phonics (SP), where children learn to recognise letters with their associated sounds – and how to blend those sounds to "read" the "words".

As a child, Morris was kept largely housebound at Elm House by his mother; there, he spent much time reading, favouring the novels of Walter Scott.

It supplements Paragraph 16 and reads: "Favours the convening of a Euro-Mediterranean conference on agriculture, with the participation of representatives of the institutions, members of the agri-foodstuffs industry and representatives of farmers' and consumers' organisations".

If we're taking sides or declaring biases, as Gaiman suggests we should, then I'll have to line up beside him and the hundreds of thousands of the rest of you who enjoyed his piece in favour of books, in favour of reading, in favour of imagining another world.

For it is only because he favours reading A in the ethical case that he has succeeded in raising a problem about moral explanation.

Meanwhile, Seaton's book is the best argument I have read in favour of the BBC.

Listen to: Manowar – Battle Hymns A decade ago, I heard a middle aged woman say she had stopped reading novels in favour of non-fiction.

"At the time of the invasion I was faintly in favour, reading in the papers about Saddam's weapons of mass destruction and all that dishonest stuff," he says.

In the past, I have guessed at novels that might be favoured by reading groups.

Yesterday I mentioned an Oldie article by newspaper veteran Brian MacArthur in which he wrote about giving up buying newsprint papers in favour of reading them online.

School years were spent bunking off lessons in favour of reading scary stories in the library, and not helped by being diagnosed with dyslexia and dyspraxia.