Sentence examples for a sympathetic push from inspiring English sources

This may give her a sympathetic push when describing Harry's trials.

The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and other leaders, fully aware of the medium's power of exposure, orchestrated the protest with the aim of provoking a telegenic clash, one that would cast the civil rights struggle in a sympathetic light and push it to the center of the national consciousness.

His goal: to help get a sympathetic group of senators to push a climate bill through the U.S. Congress.

Yet while the filmmakers are willing to show Frank's vulnerability, as in some early scenes of him wandering perilously alone or just talking with a sympathetic librarian, Jennifer Susan Sarandonn), they keep pushing him onto safer ground.

He provides everyone a sympathetic or vulnerable moment or two, while pushing Montand's bomb-throwing antics to dangerous extremes.

Appearing on "Meet the Press," Mr. Paterson tried to cast himself as both a sympathetic figure and a governor with resolve, insisting he would not be pushed out of the race.

A conference like AWP pushes the writer and her work out into the public, albeit a sympathetic, literary one.

A Benckiser a sympathetic partner.

She had a sympathetic audience.

A sympathetic Roxie Hart?

A gruff man struck a sympathetic tone.