Sentence examples for becoming sympathetic from inspiring English sources

Caroline is so helpless and dumb that she sometimes teeters on the verge of becoming sympathetic.

In turn, they learned how to pay it forward by becoming sympathetic readers for their peers.

I found myself becoming sympathetic with a sniper who found himself placed in many moral dilemmas.

That's better!'" "What I think was surprising on him was that from all of the humor he's involved and his sort of itchiness that he has with Kat, there is some moments where he reveals how vulnerable he really is and so the shield comes down and right in there you're really becoming sympathetic to Rory.

Americans are becoming increasingly sympathetic to the cause of Palestinian freedom.

They worry that certain journals are becoming too sympathetic to the other side.

Producer countries are becoming more sympathetic to American demands for cooperation since drugs increasingly threaten their own societies.

Call it Snooki syndrome, a behavior characterized by celebrities becoming less sympathetic over time to the cameras they once courted.

And of all the stupid-to-terrifying things going on in the White House, one of the most depressing may be that Jeff Sessions is becoming a sympathetic figure.

In "Care" the roles of the boy's mother and the apartment owner are both expanded, with the mother becoming more sympathetic and the landlord less so.

YouGov finds Britain becoming more sympathetic to the weak than France or Germany, growing more concerned about social housing, more eager for government intervention on jobs.