Sentence examples for been particularly sympathetic from inspiring English sources

Buñuel may not have been particularly sympathetic to women, but the ambiguity of "Belle de Jour" allows Séverine to exist outside his self-confessed parochialism.

Aristotle's claim that some errors are due to language while others lie outside the realm of linguistic error is not one to which contemporary analytic philosophy has been particularly sympathetic.

Furthermore, attitudes of employers in these workplaces would not have been particularly sympathetic to making the required accommodations for the participants in the current climate of high unemployment where finding a replacement low skilled worker is easy.

ERIC GARNER JURY MAY HAVE BEEN ESPECIALLY UNLIKELY TO INDICT - Harry Enten: "Staten Island residents are particularly sympathetic to the NYPD compared to New York's other boroughs, and a majority of residents there think the officer should not have been charged.

Other rulings by Judge Noonan suggested that he was particularly sympathetic to the plight of immigrants.

Beckett is particularly sympathetic as she went though the experience herself.

Neither was particularly sympathetic with what they called "women's lib".

"I'm particularly sympathetic now that there are so many fundamentalist Christians out to get it," she says.

As one whose wife has deserted him, and who has himself grown up fatherless, he is particularly sympathetic.

I am particularly sympathetic to Sabey's plight, although I do not know him and have never knowingly met him.

Dr. Melman has seen too many men die from prostate cancer to be particularly sympathetic to this strategy.