“If you hear anything, please, do me a favor and let me know.”

“He simultaneously displayed his hostility toward a consciousness that had become technological and his favor toward that which remained unconscious.”

“But if you keep the queen's favor, then she may well be persuaded to bestow you with a wedding present.”

“He was a favourite of his mother's, though his relationship with his father was very formal.”

“Naturally, he was the heavy favourite and came roaring back the next year to take the title.”

“I have to admit that my eldest daughter is my favorite.”

“Ted Tuinstra of Des Moines East was tabbed as the favorite to win the Class A heavyweight championship in 1962.”

“The favorability of the weather forecast prompted us to plan an outdoor picnic.”

“Chasing after mere favorability and openness is an unbecoming act of desperation.”

“A minimum favorability threshold for the definition of zones of High Favorability was determined using a statistical approach.”

“It is part of human nature for a parent to show a little favouritism towards their own children.”

“His latest success was achieved by 11 lengths at Doncaster last month when he justified favouritism in impressive style.”

“Society itself has made them a prey to illegal gratification, favouritism, nepotism etc.”

“Appearances are not a valid means of assessing someone's youth, whose favorableness or unfavorableness is a subjective, not objective, matter.”

“The results showed that message favorableness and message number on an Internet discussion forum can influence a consumer's brand evaluation and attitude toward the Web owner.”

“These correlations appeared high enough to justify combining the items into one scale, measuring the favorableness of each child's classroom behavior.”

“This comparison indicates the degree of favourableness or unfavourableness of a treatment outcome in comparison to the total sample.”

“In addition to providing percentage estimates for each trait, participants rated the favourableness of each trait.”

“However, the addition of probability isopleths dramatically improved the favourableness and readability of gradational shaded data classification.”

“He refused to comment on the allegation that favoritism was behind the decision.”

“Make sure the decision about who goes is not arbitrary or based on favoritism.”

“He knew that if Esther refused, she too would perish because the law of the Medes and Persians showed no favoritism.”

“I've come to ask for a favour.”

“He simultaneously displayed his hostility toward a consciousness that had become technological and his favour toward that which remained unconscious.”

“The theory, initially a popular topic of research, quickly lost favour with the introduction of quantum mechanics.”

“Sultan Segued, who had been so great a favourer of us, was grown old, and his spirit and authority decreased with his strength.”

“You can visit random sites, browse blogs and most importantly track your favourites.”

“In addition to the gym and sauna are all the old favourites squash, handball, racquetball, basketball, badminton and indoor soccer.”

“Cubbon Park, Lalbagh, and other local parks are the favourites of many Bangaloreans, where they enjoy brisk walks and jogs.”

“Among the favorites are asters and daisies, milkweeds, mustards, mints, peas, and vervains.”

“You can now do one-touch bookmarking of favorites right from the favorites tab.”

“He traveled to tank towns tackling local favorites and met fighters he had previously fought on the way to the title.”

“At the other end of the spectrum are those hard-court favourers who are likely to really struggle on clay and these are listed at the basement of the table.”