Sentence examples for absolutely sympathetic from inspiring English sources

But she is clear that she won't hesitate to intervene if local authorities fail to comply with the law: "We are absolutely sympathetic to councils who have to deal with homelessness arangements...but the bottom line is that this is an essential service".

And within reason they are absolutely sympathetic to the need for jobs for people in other districts who aren't so fortunate.

"I feel really fortunate to have someone as my partner in crime, so to speak, who understands what I'm going through and is absolutely sympathetic," said Shrader, 31, who earned plaudits earlier this season for his singing at the Metropolitan Opera in "The Tempest" by Thomas Ades.

"It's absolutely crucial the UK Government is both sympathetic and supportive of devolution, otherwise, it undermines the position of those of us who wish to keep the UK together".

Mrs. Merkel spoke out forcefully against the move, calling it "absolutely unacceptable," drawing applause from an Estonian audience deeply sympathetic to the Georgian cause.

Some would think "absolutely - and a bit more" after receiving highly professional and sympathetic care.

But it is the one she found most sympathetic, she said, because of "Ursula's longing for something absolutely inexplicable that she couldn't name if you gave her the words".

To see Hillary going absolutely over the top to smash Obama for making clearly more humanly sympathetic observations in this vein, is just amazing.

There is absolutely no suggestion that those people or organisations are involved with, or sympathetic to, the aims of the colony.

There is absolutely no suggestion that those people or organizations are involved with, or sympathetic to, the aims of the colony.

Clinton replied that, while she was sympathetic to the woman's grief, "she's wrong, she's absolutely wrong".