Sentence examples for actually more sympathetic from inspiring English sources

Ironically, heavier comedians, actors, and the characters they play are actually more sympathetic, and easier for audiences to identify with, than the svelte.

It suggests, in fact, that the other two panel judges — Tjoflat and Marcus — were actually more sympathetic to fair use than is expressed in the majority opinion.

The brutal crushing of the majority Shia population in Bahrain by the Sunni monarchy, backed by Saudi troops, is winked at by the US and Britain because a democratic Bahrain might actually be more sympathetic to Shia Iran.

It actually made more sympathetic to him in realizing how irrational and mentally ill he was.

Whilst of course I am concerned about any negative impact on gay people arising out of these kinds of public statements, I actually found myself more sympathetic towards all the Christians I know who are intelligent enough not to uphold this stance.

"We wanted to test this argument that showing chimpanzees with people and in human settings actually makes people more sympathetic to their plight," says Brian Hare, an evolutionary anthropologist at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, and one of the study's authors.

This very columnist opined that he was "a man who has inspired more spicy memes over the past few seasons than he has actual football teams", which was actually one of the more sympathetic lines.

And, having "lived" through that upheaval vicariously, we are likely to be more sympathetic to those who have actually experienced it.

It's pretty amazing, actually — and again, it makes me a lot more sympathetic to those confused voters, who have much better excuses than sitting governors with presidential ambitions.

Actually every chapter that follows is important including one on charters with a focus on KIPP — which Abrams is more sympathetic to than I am.

Others were more sympathetic.