Sentence examples for a sympathetic reception from inspiring English sources

Many were waiting at the team's hotel in Belo Horizonte and it was a sympathetic reception.

Schelling's summons, and his insistence on the superiority of the aesthetic faculty to cognition or intellection, found a sympathetic reception among his German romantic contemporaries.

The event is a guerrilla action carried out without the knowledge or approval of the Newseum itself, though the organisers of the stunt from the Pardon Snowden campaign are hoping they will be given a sympathetic reception.

Case after case that he's filed – on voting rights, on the drawing of electoral districts, on affirmative action – has made its way to the supreme court, often against the predictions of legal scholars, and found a sympathetic reception from the conservative majority.

Steven Gerrard was afforded a sympathetic reception when he was brought on in the second half for possibly his final international appearance and Frank Lampard's lingering wave indicated this could feasibly be the last time we see him in England's colours.

He beat a retreat to London, where James had promised him a more sympathetic reception.

We may be grasping for straws here, but as the Sony PlayStation 3 now looks set for a late launch, perhaps the gaming console's entrance in the market this November, instead of this spring, will see a similarly sympathetic reception.

In Canada, Queen's Quarterly magazine's sympathetic reception of the book contrasted with that of the New York Times nearly 30 years previously.

Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's insistence that the barrier is necessary for self-defense finds a generally sympathetic domestic reception.

Although he was presumably given a friendly reception in his interview with a sympathetic King George, the public and private writings about him and his fall from power were at times vicious.

A Benckiser a sympathetic partner.