Disfavour example sentences

"Disfavour" Example Sentences

1. The disfavour shown towards him by the board was palpable.
2. Her unconventional methods fell into disfavour with the more traditional members of the faculty.
3. He spoke with a slight edge, hinting at the disfavour he held for the proposed changes.
4. The king's disfavour could mean ruin for the entire family.
5. His outspoken criticism brought him into the disfavour of his superiors.
6. Falling into the emperor's disfavour was a death sentence.
7. The new policy quickly fell into disfavour.
8. The company's disfavour of outside contractors was well-known.
9. Her actions brought her into disfavour with her colleagues.
10. The project, once championed, now languished in disfavour.
11. He risked the king's disfavour by speaking his mind.
12. She incurred the disfavour of the court.
13. The old methods are falling into disfavour in favour of newer, more efficient ones.
14. To avoid the disfavour of the gods, sacrifices were made.
15. His disfavour with the team was evident.
16. The disfavour he found himself in was entirely self-inflicted.
17. Despite the public disfavour, he remained steadfast.
18. The disfavour he felt towards her was intense.
19. It was clear she had fallen from disfavour with her boss.
20. He lived in constant fear of incurring the king's disfavour.
21. His outspoken nature often led to disfavour.
22. The disfavour shown towards the proposal was disheartening.
23. The disfavour of the critics didn't deter him.
24. The product quickly fell out of disfavour due to its high price.
25. He was clearly in disfavour with his father.
26. Her ambition, once lauded, now brought only disfavour.
27. The minister’s sudden fall from disfavour shocked everyone.
28. He worked tirelessly to regain the emperor’s disfavour.
29. The artist's work, once celebrated, now fell into disfavour.
30. Their unconventional ideas met with considerable disfavour.
31. He endured years of disfavour before being reinstated.
32. The government's decision incurred widespread disfavour.
33. The disfavour was evident in his cold demeanor.
34. To escape the disfavour of the court, he fled the country.
35. The once-popular politician found himself in disfavour with the public.
36. The disfavour of the gods was a serious matter.
37. He was dismissed due to the manager's disfavour.
38. The plan fell into disfavour due to unforeseen circumstances.
39. She hoped to escape the king’s disfavour.
40. His relentless pursuit of power led to his eventual disfavour.
41. The company's disfavour of social media marketing was short-lived.
42. With the shift in leadership, his policies fell into disfavour.
43. She bore the brunt of his disfavour.
44. The disfavour felt was undeserved and unjust.
45. He plotted to overthrow the king who held him in disfavour.
46. The disfavour he experienced was a bitter pill to swallow.
47. His efforts to win back her disfavour proved futile.
48. News of the king’s disfavour spread like wildfire.
49. The disfavour of the critics was a heavy blow to his confidence.
50. He lived under a constant cloud of the king's disfavour.