Sentence examples for be overly sympathetic from inspiring English sources

It doesn't look like much on paper and frankly, most British home-owners won't be overly sympathetic to these rich buyers and sellers.

I asked about the idea that some had raised online, that a "Serial" season on Bergdahl would be overly sympathetic and would unfairly influence his fate.

The judge hearing the case in Milan, Oscar Magi, may not be overly sympathetic to a U.S. worldview, having recently convicted a base chief for the Central Intelligence Agency and 22 other Americans of kidnapping a Muslim cleric in Milan in 2003, in a case stemming from the U.S. practice of "rendition" of terrorism suspects.

Of course, Day still has an entire round to play Sunday, and all he has to do is overcome, among others, reigning Masters champ Jordan Spieth, who shot 71, long-hitting Dustin Johnson (70) and South African Branden Grace (70), who will start even with the 27-year-old Aussie and not be overly sympathetic to his shaky state.

Angela, an older girl seemed to thrive on her loneliness by being overly sympathetic.

The initial response that it was brave and original soon turned into accusations of being overly sympathetic to the Nazis.

The corps is set to rule at a time when it is under fire for being overly sympathetic to massive construction projects.

Some have praised the book as a clear-eyed description of life for Palestinians under Israeli occupation; others have criticized it, saying it is overly sympathetic to Palestinians.

Mossad also explored ways of trying to compromise the former IAEA director general, Mohamed ElBaradei, whom Israel believed was overly sympathetic to Iran.

While Columbia was investigating the female student's claim, it was also facing public criticism from students, who argued that the university had been overly sympathetic to male defendants in sexual-misconduct cases.

And to those who say that Google's behavior to date has been overly sympathetic to the Chinese government?