Sentence examples for was not favourably from inspiring English sources

On his accession, probably on April 19 , 1390 he changed his name to Robert (III) from John, to avoid reminding others of John de Balliol, king of Scotland from 1292 to 1296, who was not favourably remembered.

The proposal was not favourably received outside France, both because of Adams's reported contribution and because of the general reluctance to name a major planet after a living individual.

Celestine II was elected on 26 September 1143, but he was an opponent of Stephen, and thus was not favourably inclined towards Stephen's brother Henry either.

Mountbatten was not favourably impressed with Jinnah, repeatedly expressing frustration to his staff about Jinnah's insistence on Pakistan in the face of all argument.

This led them to postulate that schizophrenia was caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain, but these ideas were not favourably received by their colleagues.

Mariners were not favourably disposed to these early flashing lights, contending that a fixed steady light was essential for a satisfactory bearing.

The works exhibited, which reflected primarily the newer styles of Jugendstil and Fauvism, were not favourably received by the critics or the public.

The current practice of cell immunotherapy against cancer has encountered a substantial challenge, that is, targeted delivery of therapeutic cells to tumour sites is not favourably managed.

From Fig. 8 it is clearly visible that the UFG structure obtained by HPT is not favourably oriented for cold-rolling as ∼20% of the grains have a Taylor factor larger than 3.7.

England's performance was not viewed favourably at all, and La Repubblica summed up the general feeling with the headline "an act of justice".

In 1992 Lynch made Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me, a film providing both a prologue (by depicting Laura's life over the week leading up to her murder) and an epilogue to the series, which was not received favourably by critics or audiences.