Sentence examples for appears sympathetic from inspiring English sources

Blair appears sympathetic but as we all know he ended up giving Murdoch everything he wanted.

Lennon (and this may be the effect of so much contact with his subject) appears sympathetic to the theory.

We back Platini, which is to say the FA does, because the Uefa president appears sympathetic to our hobby horse of "dwindling opportunities for homegrown players".

However, the nomination as head of the state department of a man who knows Putin better than most western politicians, and who appears sympathetic to Kremlin talking points, has the potential to radically shake up US policy on Russia.

But under Mr Miliband, who appears sympathetic to the leftist education establishment that hates Mr Gove's reforms ("the blob", the education secretary calls it), Labour disowned the principle of school autonomy without quite denigrating the practice.

The St Louis County prosecutor appears sympathetic to law enforcement, the Ferguson mayor is in denial about any racial divisions in his town, and the governor is reticent to exert his powers to appoint a special prosecutor in responding to calls from Ferguson residents and a state senator.

Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. also appeared sympathetic to Exxon.

Earlier in the arguments, a different judge had appeared sympathetic to Microsoft on the same point.

In dealing with the riots, police have avoided harsh tactics and some have even appeared sympathetic.

In the same article, Lord Fowler appeared sympathetic to Miliband's plight too.

The appeals court judges appeared sympathetic to Mr. Gunderson even as they ruled against him.