| There is no doubt that many Glaswegians firmly believe the ruling Scottish establishment looks more favourably upon east than west. |
| He is favourably disposed to rivers and canals, exhibiting an impressive grasp of detail. |
| I was looked on favourably by both for some reason and I knew people on both sides. |
| This time the favourably disposed Captain Warner of the ship promised to deliver the letter personally. |
| It encompasses not only ideas that are favourably received but also those that offend shock or disturb. |
| If Celtic had won through in Europe their efforts on the domestic front may also have been spoken of more favourably. |
