Sentence examples for viewed unfavourably from inspiring English sources

Themistocles was often viewed unfavourably by early writers.

Throughout the 1990s Yeltsin's government was viewed unfavourably by a large proportion of the Russian public.

Both candidates were viewed unfavourably; we just didn't realise they would opt for the one they liked least.

That will be hard for Trump, considering that, according to some polls, he's viewed unfavourably by more than 80% of Hispanics.

Early in the year China tightened controls on TV ventures by foreign companies, an action that was viewed unfavourably by several media chiefs.

Only two were viewed unfavourably by a majority of those surveyed: 60% thought badly of Richard Nixon; 66% thought even worse of Bush.

Regardless of the outcome, the case will focus attention on the most unpopular aspect of a law that many already view unfavourably.Mr Obama is right to bring his case to the Supreme Court.

When such characteristics are favourable—"laughter" or "joy", for example—it often takes someone longer to match them with faces that they may, unconsciously, view unfavourably (old, if the participant is young, or non-white if he is white).

Forty per cent viewed Trump unfavourably against 35% for Clinton.

According to a Genron poll released in June a record 84.3% of Japanese viewed China unfavourably.

Half were indifferent to her, while around a fifth said they viewed her unfavourably.