Sentence examples for another sympathetic from inspiring English sources

Another sympathetic response came from the Swiss author Adolf Muschg — this in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.

She became a star in France playing the title role, another sympathetic prostitute, in Allégret's Dédée d'Anvers (1948; Dedee).

She continues: "I've treated my body with the same disregard as I do our old boiler". Another sympathetic line – I found myself unwaveringly en rapport with Fox.

Mr. Gore had gone through the same exercise only hours earlier before another sympathetic minority group, the gay men and women at the annual gathering of the Human Rights Campaign Fund.

Following the success of BBC2's comedy Rev, there's currently another sympathetic ordinand on television: GK Chesterton's prewar detective Father Brown, who has been appearing daily on BBC1 in the afternoons.

May I also make a plea for the recognition of Willy Russell's The Wrong Boy, another sympathetic book about a special needs (or supposed special needs) child who is misunderstood and misdiagnosed.

If Williams is presenting another, less sympathetic breed of monsters in these scenes, they are also far less believable.

Kevin Costner's Dances with Wolves (1990), another film sympathetic to the Indians, was one of the most commercially successful westerns made late in the 20th century.

Presumably, we are also meant to get a bit choked up ourselves — but force feeding sometimes facilitates another, less sympathetic sort of choking.

Another, more sympathetic, individual admits: "I don't have spare pots of money to subsidise a tenant just because they couldn't work enough hours.

Last May, he discarded one prime minister in favour of another more sympathetic to his plans to change the parliamentary system into a strong executive presidency.