Sentence examples for audiences sympathetic from inspiring English sources

At this stage the NVM had a much wider support base both domestically and internationally, with audiences sympathetic to its struggle.

Perhaps the increasing domination of the Edinburgh fringe by standup comedy may have helped to make audiences sympathetic to individual performance.

Pulp Fiction also brought audiences sympathetic characters even if they were violent,  says Dancyger, "It humanises them and it just pokes fun at the genre, plays with the genre, it's playful.

Do they find these disparate audiences sympathetic to their music?

It's more than just possible that audiences sympathetic to The Great Immensity tenets aren't prepared -- as Cosson has one of the characters state -- to do much more than nod in agreement and then act as if that's enough.

(O'Donnell would have had no trouble finding an audience sympathetic to her mortgage problems).

In her heyday, Graham had an audience sympathetic to that ambition.

The rent is more reasonable, the audiences more sympathetic and the supertitles take care of those who understand only English.

While her audiences were sympathetic to her stories of military oppression, she did not touch on her own time fighting in the mountains.

In this debate, which will air on BBC in early May, the audience, while sympathetic to Obama, did not feel he could overcome the challenges, with one audience member even challenging the notion that any President was strong enough.

So this will be an audience very sympathetic to Mrs. Clinton, both demographically but also because of her message about having every vote counted.