Meanings of show favouritism in English

Netanyahu has been careful not to show favouritism, meeting both candidates and saying much the same thing afterwards.

He was unwilling to show favouritism -a stark reminder of the sacrifices that the children of activists always had to make.

Perhaps Miss Phipps felt the same, but it did not become her to show favouritism, and her voice was very stern and cold.

And somewhat provocatively, she said such a contract would mean that consultants would never " show favouritism towards someone who has ability to pay".

Expectations that Penn might show favouritism proved unfounded when the Cannes awards were announced and there was nothing for Eastwood beyond an invented honorary prize.

May's spokesman dismissed the idea that it showed favouritism towards his candidacy.

'Thank you, Tucker.' He had learned well the risk of trying to be popular, or showing favouritism to this man or that.