Use favorably in a sentence
Sentences ending with favorably
- It didn't happen to strike the Colonel favorably. [6]
More example sentences with the word favorably in them
- He dressed well when in the city,--even elegantly,--he had many of the lesser social accomplishments, was a good dancer, and compared favorably in all such matters with the more dashing young fellows in society. [6]
- But if there was to be a reference, he desired to introduce his bill embracing the three propositions, thus enabling the committee and the House to act at the same time, whether favorably or unfavorably, upon all. [7]
- Philosophizers on this topic say that a man ought always to be able to tell by a woman's demeanor towards him whether she is favorably inclined, and that he need run no risk. [4]
- I told him the facts at full length--how I had fallen into the hands of his people while following up my game, and not as an enemy, and he heard me favorably, and granted me not only life but freedom. [10]
- It was true that the readers had reported favorably, but had refused to express any opinion on the market value. [4]
- Has anything happened that may turn out favorably for him? [10]
- This clever, warmhearted soldier understood the Italians and their struggle for unity and freedom, and judged them so justly and therefore favorably, that he often aroused the courteous opposition of his younger comrades. [10]
- I suppose our society here compares very favorably with French society does it not, Mrs. [5]
- The more Mr. Richard became acquainted with the family,--that is, with the two persons of whom it consisted,--the more favorably the idea of a permanent residence in the mansion-house seemed to impress him. [6]
- Some of you profess to think its retraction would operate favorably for the Union, why better after the retraction than before the issue? [7]
- Mr. Conway quotes passages from a letter of Emerson's which show that he had some hesitation in accepting the invitation, not unmingled with a wish to be heard by the English audiences favorably disposed towards him. [6]
- He was the only god I had ever seen, and I was very favorably impressed. [5]
- Prince Andrew was most favorably placed to secure good reception in the highest and most diverse Petersburg circles of the day. [2]
- I suppose he judged it would favorably impress the family. [5]
- This proposition, equally important to our adopted citizens and to the commercial interests of this country, has been favorably entertained and agreed to by all the governments from whom replies have been received. [7]
- But what right had he to expect that it would be favorably considered? [4]
- But they compare favorably with the Egyptian, for all that. [4]
- She went on favorably for two days, and was then taken with puerperal fever and died in thirty-six hours. [3]
- The offerings had fallen out most favorably, and he rejoiced at the fresh and healthy appearance of the bullocks' hearts and livers which the augurs showed him. [10]
- Then if it doesn't strike you favorably, of course you can simply decline; but it seems to me well worth while that you should hear what he has to say. [5]
- The war has certainly progressed as favorably for us since the issue of the proclamation as before. [7]
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