Sentence examples similar to well-disposed separation from inspiring English sources

Where else would you find such well-disposed, intelligent audience?

The public is fairly well-disposed towards unions, says Paul Nowak of the Trades Union Congress (TUC).

One usually well-disposed analyst wondered whether a stunt double had been sent in his place.

He viewed the communists as irredeemably bourgeois and far too well-disposed towards the US.

"Well-disposed to Britain: perhaps to an extent damaging to him in the African context".

But even with well-disposed stars, there is a measure of unpredictability.

Arriving unannounced, I came across a well-disposed face in the bar.

So I was well-disposed, for once, towards France anyway, when we arrived on the Eurostar.

As a novelist happy to have well-disposed reviewers, Bellow had an obvious stake in these friendships.

On top of which, I am not that well-disposed to the much-celebrated – indeed world-famous – Locanda Locatelli.

Augusta was well-disposed toward liberals and Roman Catholics and was a friend of Queen Victoria of Great Britain.