Sentence examples for Complex sympathetic from inspiring English sources

Field makes Mary a complex, sympathetic, heartbreaking figure and deserves an Oscar.

Given her background, "I was impressed by her complex, sympathetic - though never condoning - portrayal of Darlington", the English aristocratic Nazi sympathiser.

Most research thus far has focused on neural-immune modulation in secondary lymphoid organs, has revealed complex sympathetic modulation resulting in both potentiation and inhibition of immune functions.

But as the revival of the Maury Yeston-Arthur Kopit musical unfurls at the Eugene O'Neill Theater, the nine principal women of "Nine" begin to emerge as willful, complex, sympathetic individuals.

Jimmy is not only complex, sympathetic, and anchoring; he is also the observer of the new language that abounds in this new world, and the curator and lexicographer of the old words that no one uses anymore — "Knell.

Ignorance is by some way my favourite of the more recent novels, not least because its heroine, Irena, is a complex, sympathetic character whose ambivalent attitudes towards exile are explored with wit and compassion.

The result is a complex yet sympathetic portrait of the man and the saint.

But in the world after Sept. 11, our judgments about terrorism are less open to complex or sympathetic explanations.

Francis Ford Coppola's 1992 film aimed for a respectful adaptation of the source novel, with Oldman playing a more complex and sympathetic Count Dracula than audiences were used to.

In his films Wiseman eschewed polemics in favour of a complex and sympathetic presentation of such institutions' effects on individual people.

Dink Stover has become a Yale stereotype, but the Stover of Johnson's novel (originally serialized in 1911-12) is a complex and sympathetic character despite his herculean achievements on the gridiron.