Sentence examples for spoke favourably from inspiring English sources

Major spoke favourably of the BBC and Europe.

He also spoke favourably about Jackson after the singer's death in 2009.

Last year, Mr O'Neill spoke favourably about creating some kind of international bankruptcy law.

At the same time, however, he came out against forcible collectivization of agriculture and spoke favourably of the socialist tradition.

But in June Qian Qichen, a Chinese vice-premier, spoke favourably of letting business associations negotiate for each side.

Obama spoke favourably of political progress, but also expressed concern that recent gains could be wiped out prior to the autumn national elections.

David Coulthard's verdict Drivers speak favourably of the track.

"As a businessman it is hard to speak favourably about any new tax," said Tillerson.

One MP even called on the US president-elect, Donald Trump, who has spoken favourably of Russia, to stop the investigations.

Famously, he got on with Reagan and speaks favourably of Barack Obama, but he is not afraid to offer criticisms.

Big businesses can take this hit, but SME's, who often depend on social media for leads and traffic, rely on people speaking favourably about them.