Sentence examples for a sympathetic mind from inspiring English sources

(Mr. Partridge also dismissed "mad" for "angry" as an American notion, though, he said, hatter/attercop, or spider, "has some support in 'mad as a bed-bug.' ") Since Carroll was well known as a mathematician, logicians have looked to his writing and discovered a sympathetic mind under the Hatter hat: perhaps a Mad Adder.

But what we feel reading these pages is how strongly the definitions characterise one enormous and sympathetic mind, as well as a language.

But these objects and images, no matter their provenance, were inevitably powerful for the sympathetic mind can hardly help but reconstruct a life from the smallest and most trivial of relics.

Even with the most sympathetic mind and the most comprehensive set of footnotes, the non-Aboriginal has little means of assessing the relation of custom to individual performance.

There, the romantic connection of sympathetic minds — in classic Lubitschean fashion — proves to be, when push comes to shove, a story about the erotic force of bodies.

Their suspect is a garbageman who believes he is going through a divorce and thinks he is using a program obtained from a sympathetic man to illegally "ghost-hack" his wife's mind to find his daughter.

Moreover, Kant begins the Groundwork by noting that character traits such as the traditional virtues of courage, resolution, moderation, self-control, or a sympathetic cast of mind possess no unconditional, moral worth, (4 393-94, 398-99).

Betsy had an intellectual curiosity, a probing mind, a sympathetic concern for those in need, and a love of life.

Its traditions impel it towards pluralism, openness, a sympathetic desire to inhabit the minds of others.

"When you get the wind blowing out here, believe me, you're going to change your mind a lot," said a sympathetic Crenshaw.

"With her proletarian savvy and wry, throaty humor," she "makes a sympathetic heroine for comedies with class politics on their mind".