Sentence examples for a sympathetic group from inspiring English sources

He leads a sympathetic group consisting of John Hicks on piano, Curtis Lundy on bass and Victor Lewis on drums.

It did not help the cause of the depositors that a lot deposits seem to come from Russian moguls, not exactly a sympathetic group.

On the other hand, lawmakers who for 16 years have been unwilling to grant legal status to a sympathetic group of unauthorized immigrants may find that taking their legal status away is even harder than conferring it.

Flake confirmed he was already working with Graham's office on the issue and expressed confidence that his Republican colleagues would not need much persuasion to protect what he dubbed "a sympathetic group" from the threat of deportation.

They are rescued from hell by a sympathetic group of Hispanic maids from the neighborhood who enlist a friend to spirit them back to South Central in his pickup truck.

The announcement was an effort by Mr. Trump to honor the law-and-order message of his campaign, which included a repeated pledge to end Mr. Obama's immigration policy, while seeking to avoid the emotionally charged and politically perilous consequences of targeting a sympathetic group of immigrants.

"We have a very sympathetic group," Mr. Finberg said.

Four decades later, many voters were willing to entertain the idea of the ACA because, as with Medicare, the legislation promised to aid a politically sympathetic group: individuals with preexisting conditions unable to buy insurance in the individual market and workers who made too much money to qualify for Medicaid but lacked the resources or types of jobs that would provide them coverage.

Let's begin with a particularly sympathetic group for most Americans, the disabled, including veterans and others unable to work or unable to work very much —due to their disabilities.

Since its introduction in 2001, DREAM has enjoyed bipartisan support, because it focuses on a highly sympathetic group of immigrants--students--who bear no responsibility for their undocumented status.

It's a lithe and sympathetic group, well suited to Mr. Hall's brand of nearly self-effacing lyricism.