It wasn't the most sympathetic argument in the world: our lucrative website makes it so easy for people to abuse each other that the volume of reported material after the introduction of a "report abuse" button would make its creation horrendously inconvenient.
"They're not making the most sympathetic argument".
See Tebble 2009 for a sympathetic yet acute argument that this concession is a "fatal ambivalence".
I am sure Mr. Wright meant Mr. Rudd's character to be accepted as a man of good faith trying his best to keep afloat, and for us to hear with a sympathetic ear his impassioned arguments about how his beliefs are the bedrock of his life.
The argument got a sympathetic response from justices across the court's ideological spectrum, from Clarence Thomas and Antonin Scalia among the conservatives to John Paul Stevens and David H. Souter among its more liberal members.
Emma, a devout Christian but a sympathetic editor, helped make the arguments in "On the Origin of Species" airtight.
But it is, I maintain, an argument based on a sympathetic analysis of those views and requires a serious response from people who hold them.
But the argument that found a sympathetic ear with the Mayor was a much more profound question about how to change policing".
Though the judge was selected at random, some of his decisions in big bankruptcies suggest the government's arguments may find a sympathetic ear.
Of course, the sympathetic soldier argument doesn't work on everyone.
