Sentence examples for a sympathetic reading from inspiring English sources

That's a sympathetic reading.

Seneca's tragedies support a sympathetic reading of his life or, alternatively, just complicate things still further.

It was a sympathetic reading of the man, who died earlier this year.

Yet "Harawi," recorded on Unicorn DKP 9034 (LP only), receives a sympathetic reading from the soprano Jane Manning and the pianist David Miller.

Even a sympathetic reading of Alceste can't deny his extreme rigidity, or the darkness of his worldview; he has been compared to Hamlet as a truth-teller in a house of deceptive fools.

Faced with the choice, I would adopt a "sympathetic" reading, one which comports with dictates of fundamental justice and recognizes that compassion need not be exiled from the province of judging.

But having my name on a manuscript does at least ensure a sympathetic read from artistic directors.

Mr. Lévy, France's leading critic of reflexive anti-Americanism, is the French intellectual most likely to give the United States a sympathetic read.

He hedges somewhat on alternatives, but gives a very sympathetic reading of the thinking of Michael Behe and clearly finds much in such a position that meshes nicely with his own theological concerns.

A somewhat more sympathetic reading of the situation would be that, while the IMF's commitment to managing the systemic risks that inequality presents for global economic stability and growth is real, the institutional barriers to implementation are formidable.

The colorful childhood of the Mann brothers, born in the Hanseatic town of Lübeck into an upper-bourgeois merchant family, makes for sympathetic reading, especially given their exotic Brazilian mother.