Sentence examples for all too sympathetic from inspiring English sources

"When times are tough, we need to communicate," the young wife tells her stone-faced husband; lines like this make us all too sympathetic to his preference for the television (though not to the news, delivered in the next scene, that he subsequently murdered her).

Surprisingly, or perhaps not so surprisingly, the Moscow-centric worldview gets an all-too-sympathetic hearing among Western apologists who believe in Russia's right to revive its sphere of hegemony for no reason other than that they believe the U.S. has such a sphere.

Since most of those pressures were self-created (they're reality TV stars, after all) it's hard to be too sympathetic.

But they all raised fears the ISC was still too sympathetic to the agencies and lacked the necessary clout to stand up to them.

"I'm not too sympathetic.

Her Lola, however, was too sympathetic.

He was too sympathetic to his subjects.

She was none too sympathetic to the club's neighbors.

Mr. Meshal criticized Mr. Obama for being too sympathetic toward Israel.

This was part of a strategy to stop her making Scarlett too sympathetic too early.

The Western media have been accused of being too sympathetic to the Uighur rioters.