Others are far less sympathetic.
Conversely, Flying Daggers is far less sympathetic toward its emperor.
Dulles, which is unfortunate as Dulles is far less sympathetic to Nehru than the Pres.
In Big Cypress, the Bush administration has been far less sympathetic toward owners of off-road vehicles who demand access to public land.
In fact, he is far less sympathetic than Gallagher to the university teaching of journalism in his polemic in the March issue of Standpoint, Flogging a dead degree.
Curiously, Moldova's Communists are far less sympathetic to Moscow; they loathe the Socialists, and say they would like to renegotiate Moldova's deal with the EU, not scrap it.
Mr. Bartlett argues that the Washington press corps has been far less sympathetic to the trials of managing a bioterror attack than the public has been -- and many agree.
Many in Trenton, however, are far less sympathetic, saying that as a seasoned politician -- in all, he has served for 22 years in the State Senate and 3 in the General Assembly -- who has had his eye on the prize for some time, Mr. DiFrancesco should have been more careful or better prepared.
Quine's attitude towards modality, however, is far less sympathetic than his attitude towards belief; he is particularly unsympathetic towards the idea of de re necessity, which he sees as requiring "Aristotelian essentialism" (Quine, 1953, 155).
But we're far less sympathetic to pushback to systemic racism.
