Mr. Terkel, who worked for the Work Progress Administration's Federal Writers Projectt, was highly sympathetic to the New Deal.
Public opinion in Australia is highly sympathetic towards the East Timorese, whose only other economic resource is fish.
His portrait of Mossadegh is highly sympathetic -- here is a learned leader who speaks for the oppressed and willingly risks his life for the betterment of his own people.
Ms. Alexander's biography, "Very Much a Lady: The Untold Story of Jean Harris and Dr. Herman Tarnower," was highly sympathetic to its subject, of whom the author once said, "she reminds me of me".
Padura's treatment of Trotsky is highly sympathetic, and his telling of Mercader's life exposes the hideous legacy of Stalinism, which for decades amounted to a state religion in Cuba.
First, its external dimension renders inconceivable international law and a world state, to both of which Maritain is highly sympathetic.
Maimon's discussion of Hassidic pantheism is highly sympathetic, and occasionally he alludes to the similarities between Hassidic acosmism, and Spinozism.
Similarly, Langton, who is highly sympathetic to MacKinnon's analysis of pornography, sees it as primarily a moral issue and a philosophical problem regarding what it means to live a good life (Langton 2009, 24).
He also said he understood why the legacy of Iraq made many MPs nervous about getting involved in another conflict, saying he would have been "highly sympathetic" to that view if he had not seen the "compelling evidence" of the Assad government's guilt.
Polling shows that voters are highly sympathetic to minimum wage raises and sick-leave mandates.
