Highly sympathetic portraits of the Rosenbergs were offered in major novels, including E.L. Doctorow's The Book of Daniel (1971) and Robert Coover's The Public Burning (1977).
Nancy "conveyed a sense of perpetual restlessness", Jeremy Lewis says in this nevertheless highly sympathetic biography.
Certainly, the nerdy image and sunny demeanour amount to a highly sympathetic stage persona.
Franklin was accorded a highly sympathetic portrayal in the BBC Horizon programme's 1987 dramatisation, Life Story.
Mathers has ornamented a valuable moral lesson with her highly sympathetic characters and delightful illustrations.
Most was highly sympathetic to the idea that animals, especially primates, share human emotions like grief, sadness, and even empathy.
Mr. Terkel, who worked for the Work Progress Administration's Federal Writers Projectt, was highly sympathetic to the New Deal.
There was no difference on public anger relief between a highly sympathetic apology statement and its counterpart.
Public opinion in Australia is highly sympathetic towards the East Timorese, whose only other economic resource is fish.
Evans-Pritchard, for example, because Evans-Pritchard, from a long time, presented an idea to which I was highly sympathetic, namely that anthropology is history, in some sense.
First is the broadly shared presumption that civil jurors are highly sympathetic to plaintiffs who bring lawsuits and tend to be hostile to corporate and insurance defendants.
