From the public her works have met with the most favourable reception.

Could I have wished for a more favourable reception!-Butmark the issue.

The Athenian ambassadors met with the most favourable reception at Sparta.

The favourable reception which had been accorded to him by Pope Urban VIII.

She counted, and wisely, on their insuring me a more than favourable reception.

And it is sure beforehand of a favourable reception-forit is all about money.

We were quite ready to give it a favourable reception.

Did he meet a more favourable reception than his letters?

The address received from the clergy a much more favourable reception than he had anticipated.

That proposal, it seems to me, deserved a favourable reception on the part of a-

My labours found a favourable reception through all Germany, procured me money, esteem, and honour.

Lohengrin, too, followed in its steps, though without a first meeting with an entirely favourable reception.

For the first three months after it was published, the speculative book got a generally favourable reception.

Mr (afterwards Bishop) Gobat proceeded to Gondar, where he also met with a favourable reception.

Flattery has ensured the tempter a favourable reception; curiosity gives him the chance of an apparently telling argument.

Her two oratorios, "Sainte Agnes" and "La Fille de Jaire," met with a similar favourable reception.