Sentence examples for some favoured from inspiring English sources

Some favoured actions over words.

Some favoured independence from Mexico as well as from Spain, and some of the provinces also wanted independence from Guatemala.

On St John some favoured souls are allowed to lease government-owned property downtown for private business for as little as 69 cents per square foot.

It would be nice if a journalist like Brooks, rather than caballing over the status of some favoured Cabinet minister, could tell us all who they are.

But they never had a single program: some wanted a republic, others a limited monarchy; some favoured a federation, others a unitary Italian state.

As the government prepared to privatise its own postal service early this year, Mr Yabran seemed sure to win the deal not the first of its sort to go pretty summarily to some favoured bidder.

Destruction can be reversed, they insist, time made to stand – at some arbitrarily favoured point – still.

Perhaps the most promising sort of hedonist response is to argue against eliminativism about pleasure, or at least against eliminativism about pleasure on some particular favoured account of its nature.

The sort of Keynesian venue I have in mind is not a gathering of economists and power brokers but a scarred piece of earth in some not-favoured part of the world.

He was for some time a favoured visitor at the Baghdad court of the ʿAbbāsid caliphs.

Of course, we need to have a worthy replacement, and some of the favoured suggestions risk repeating past mistakes.