Sentence examples for Moderately sympathetic from inspiring English sources
Ishiguro is moderately sympathetic, although to him, of course, it makes perfect sense.
"Any third-rate support act has a better chance of getting an album track played on Sounds of the Seventies or Whistle Test, or even a moderately sympathetic write-up in the music weeklies," noted one critic in 1973.
This character is usually played moderately sympathetic, or at least as an antihero.
Even moderately sympathetic conservative economists see them more as potentially double-edged swords that create some jobs but lose others.
But even then, his attempts to put things right and his own personal tragedy paint him in a moderately sympathetic light.
"We will unswervingly dedicate the Communist Party Central Committee to the goal of achieving an overall moderately prosperous society". Images of sympathetic "Grandpa Wen" blanket the state media.
Blood flow in these organs is moderately to strongly influenced by sympathetic vasoconstrictor mechanisms.
The elevated phosphorylation of RyR S-2808 may result from a moderately elevated adrenergic environment in the myocardium due to reduced reuptake of norepinephrine in sympathetic nerves [ 42].
Social science research often suggests that if something you want feels moderately hard to attain or achieve, you get a higher systolic blood pressure spike and more excitement in the body and sympathetic nervous system, increasing your focus and readiness to act.
