Sentence examples for be too sympathetic from inspiring English sources

You can't be too sympathetic about the guys at the top but 4,500 people losing their jobs matter".

"It is difficult to be too sympathetic about that as he was adjudged later to have unfairly dismissed the member of staff that he suspended".

Concerns that jurors would be too sympathetic toward, or easily intimidated by, the defendants caused Judge Karen K. Caldwell of Federal District Court to move the trial from Pikeville to London, 90 miles away.

Corey Rayburn Yung, an expert in sex crimes at the John Marshall Law School in Chicago, said that while "it's hard to be too sympathetic" toward those who possess images of child pornography, "there is such a thing as going too far".

Since most of those pressures were self-created (they're reality TV stars, after all) it's hard to be too sympathetic.

Johnson reportedly feared that a jury might be too sympathetic to Capone's moonshining activities since Prohibition was so unpopular, but he figured jurors would convict a tax cheat.

Her Lola, however, was too sympathetic.

He was too sympathetic to his subjects.

Mr. Meshal criticized Mr. Obama for being too sympathetic toward Israel.

The Western media have been accused of being too sympathetic to the Uighur rioters.

We were actually worried Soames was too sympathetic with Damian in the role".