Sentence examples similar to a sympathetic worry from inspiring English sources
The night I saw this production, you could sense an unusually high level of anticipatory tension in the audience, equal parts sympathetic worry and ghoulishness.
Discuss your concerns with friends, relatives, a guidance counselor or a sympathetic teacher if you are having worries.
Executives commonly and understandably worry that taking a sympathetic stance toward failure will create an "anything goes" work environment.
A sympathetic prostitute tells him not to worry too much about angry tenants hunting him down, though, since a good beating can often clear the air.
Campbell's mistake was a worry even though the elimination process in canoe slalom is quite a sympathetic one.
How, I don't know, you can figure it out: offer yourself up for an interview with a sympathetic person, have someone ask you to speak at a small college, don't worry about humiliation or about modesty of occasion.
Don't be afraid of burdening them with your worries - they'll be more than happy to lend a sympathetic ear.
A hurriedly jotted note of consolation -- "Don't worry, this is a strong country" -- was quietly dispatched in mid-debate by a sympathetic Republican to an agonizing Democrat.
A Benckiser a sympathetic partner.
She had a sympathetic audience.
A sympathetic Roxie Hart?
