Sentence examples for was favourable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Pleasing, encouraging or approving
- The candidate wearing the business suit made a favourable impression.
Not all the publicity was favourable, however.
Its coverage of Donald Trump, by contrast, was favourable.
He said the weather was favourable for climbing, with only light snow falling on Tuesday.
While the overall response to King's speech was favourable at the time, reviews were mixed.
These subjects then watched NBC's analysis (which was favourable to Mr Bush) or CNN's analysis (which was favourable to Mr Kerry) or no analysis at all.
He added that the weight of the evidence gathered from witnesses was "favourable" to the doctors.
Qatar has quietly expelled senior Brothers and muted media coverage that was favourable to them.
The international situation was favourable to an aggressive program of unification in the German Confederation.
Though heterosexual, John Major, who succeeded Thatcher in 1990, was favourable to the cause of gay equality.
Marr replies: I think a decision was taken that it was favourable to keep Murdoch journalists and reporters onside.
Check your echelon: Our review of Pompey by Jonathan Meades on Thursday was favourable.
