Sentence examples for a sympathetic study from inspiring English sources

The novel When the Tree Flowered (1951), one of Neihardt's last works, is a sympathetic study of American Indian life.

But Mr. Kenner also offers a sympathetic study of people whose lives have been hurt both from producing food on such a mass scale and eating the results.

It's a puzzling, tricky film, marketed as a penny dreadful but playing more like a sympathetic study of the casualties of a repressive society.

A sympathetic study of some of the outstanding idiosyncrasies of the average resident of the U.S. in the fields of entertainment and diet.

As an academic Mr Kissinger's first book was a sympathetic study of the efforts of Metternich and Castlereagh to re-establish international order in post-Napoleonic Europe.

The book's lively and well-modulated style makes it literature as well as history, as is also true of Erasmus (1924), a sympathetic study of a central intellectual figure of the 16th century.

It's a marvellously sympathetic study of a travelling theatre group, which, perhaps because I was once an actor, seemed to me the best film about the theatre I'd ever seen.

Not the leading qualities to look for in a man, but Kenneth MacMillan's Mayerling is an acutely sympathetic study of a person so afflicted.

David A. Brading, a Cambridge professor, author of "Mexican Phoenix Cambridgege, 2001), a highly sympathetic study of the Guadalupe devotion, has said, "There's no historical evidence whatsoever that such a person actually existed".

The Judge is a thoughtful, sympathetic study.

In "Quest for Divinity," a new and generally sympathetic study of Taha, to be published this fall, Professor Mohamed A. Mahmoud, of Tufts University, writes, "The outcome of this culture of guardianship and total intellectual dependency was a movement with impoverished inner intellectual and spiritual resources, intrinsically incapable of surviving Taha's death".