Sentence examples for reviewed favourably from inspiring English sources

The White House swiftly rejected the reports as an effort to undermine Trump's speech before Congress on Tuesday night, which was reviewed favourably by the US media despite signalling no substantive shift in policy.

"However we anticipate our current facilities at the PROBIZ Stadium will be reviewed favourably, and will be complemented by our advanced plans to move to a new stadium within the next (Super League) licensing period.

First Class was also reviewed favourably.

The movie was screened at a special presentation at the 2006 Cannes Film Festival, and was reviewed favourably.

The Boys from Baghdad High received high viewership when it initially aired in the UK, and was reviewed favourably in the media.

When it was first published in 1792, the Rights of Woman was reviewed favourably by the Analytical Review, the General Magazine, the Literary Magazine, New York Magazine, and the Monthly Review, although the assumption persists even today that Rights of Woman received hostile reviews.

The late AA Gill paid a visit and reviewed it favourably.

The Economist, which had written about Mr Bellesiles's earlier articles, reviewed it favourably.

However, his work was reviewed more favourably by a new generation of critics, who declared him one of the most original and important architects of the 20th century.

The film was criticised for being crammed with villains and plot strands, and has only a 53% rating on reviews aggregator Rotten Tomatoes (though the Guardian reviewed it favourably, calling it "savvy, punchy and dashing").

The New York Times has reviewed them favourably; four-star chefs have been visiting; the increasingly popular and powerful New York culinary blogosphere―including Josh Karant, an academic who runs a redoubtable blog, "The Porkchop Express"―have sung their praises far and wide.