Sentence examples for Any sympathetic from inspiring English sources

Has she received any sympathetic feedback from America?

He whispered his treason to any sympathetic Labor party or journalistic ear.

Earlier, O'Neill had insisted, when asked about his wife's illness, that he didn't want any "sympathetic votes".

So I'd suggest you corral your mother's friends and any sympathetic family members (siblings?) to work with you to encircle and support her while decisions are being made.

I ask her if there's any sympathetic part of her that can understand why the people who are calling her generation snowflakes might feel inclined to do so.

But beyond grudgingly dishing out these ugly details, and keeping up a staunch front of truculent recalcitrance, Cody does not reveal any sympathetic dimensions.

One was the inevitable American fear of being irrationally branded as anti-semitic for having anything remotely to do with any kind of discussion that was in any way sympathetic to the Palestinian reality.

Although more than half the respondents said they did not think Arab-Americans were any more sympathetic toward terrorists than other Americans, the public is expecting a backlash against Arab-Americans, Muslims and immigrants from the Middle East.

This "Anne Frank game" makes the couple, who are in no obvious danger of being persecuted as Jews in southern Florida, seem so hysterical about the present and so crass in their appropriation of the past, that they forfeit any further sympathetic interest from the reader – or they did from this one.

And support for the reformers is becoming difficult to mobilise, because any media sympathetic to them has been taken over or closed down and information favourable to their cause can increasingly be found only via foreign-based militants or the BBC and Voice of America in Farsi.

e57f253a-c1d3-4479-8f74-0ab7e8363fe4 At the end of a wrenching piece about his experience surviving a gunshot wound, Salon's Brian Beutler describes why taking a bullet from a would-be mugger hasn't made him any more sympathetic to profiling in its various forms, or inclined to support policies like stop-and-frisk: … Take people's fear out of the equation and the logical artifice collapses.