Sentence examples for bring more sympathetic from inspiring English sources

In his Personal Memoirs, Grant described the fate of this luckless tree: The surrender was finalized on July 4, Independence Day, a day Pemberton had hoped would bring more sympathetic terms from the United States.

Caps bring more attention.

The new Republican control of the two Senate committees that deal with environmental matters -- Environment and Public Works, and Energy and Natural Resources -- is sure to bring a more sympathetic hearing for that quest than it received under the Democrats.

Although the Syrian civil war led to the loss of its backers in Damascus and Tehran, the changes seemed to bring in more sympathetic Islamist governments elsewhere.

This season brought more defection.

"More fame brings more danger," he said.

"John brings more experience.

But more money brings more attention.

Helping others brings more happiness.

Every show brings more practice.

Its explicit subject is the post-traumatic stress that many war veterans were bringing home with them, here given metaphorical form by the steel plate in his head that the unstable Buzz Wanchek (Bendix again, but in a more sympathetic role) has brought back with him from the war in the Pacific.