"Dexter," the Showtime series about a sympathetic-seeming serial killer, went under the knife ahead of its scheduled broadcast debut Sunday night on CBS.
Maye, who was allowed to argue self-defense and is about as sympathetic a defendant as there can be in such a case, was still convicted by a jury and sentenced to death.
He was taken to the Guildhall by closed coach; an unusual method, considering prisoners were usually walked to trial, though the authorities may have had some concern about support from a sympathetic crowd.
Still the man who could talk about death with a sympathetic tone that helped me come to grips with loss, Fred Rogers was a fucking treasure, and no amount of homophobic bashing, as beautifully chronicled by Neville can taint his damn name.
However, in our research setting, when given space to talk about HIV/AIDS to a sympathetic listener, interview participants took this opportunity and expressed great appreciation for it at the end of the interview.
The recommended sentence he would face if convicted starts at about 15 years, and even a sympathetic judge is likely to be swayed by the outsize benefits produced by the trading in deciding the punishment.
Luda was about to answer with a sympathetic smile, but the smile died in midair.
Mr. Jackson's "Blues Man," about Hank Williams Jr., describes, from a sympathetic distance, what drugs and alcohol can do to a musician, though love provides a happy ending.
At the core of the show is a sympathetic argument about the treatment of actors.
Live mikes caught the speaker complaining about a recent round to a sympathetic vice president.
