Sentence examples for bring sympathetic from inspiring English sources

"You're a very, very emotional comedian" he once told Briers, a recognition that he could convincingly bring sympathetic depth to a comic role.

But since then Mr. Romano said he and his writers have come to see Mr. Braugher as their secret weapon: able to surprise with his comedic skills, bring sympathetic layers to the deflated Owen and be their go-to guy for long soliloquies.

Lawyers would often bring sympathetic cases — family breadwinners or newlyweds — to ICE lawyers and ask them to explain why they were continuing to prosecute them despite the priority system.

The spectators must no longer be mere spectators; they must bring their sympathetic imagination to bear and project upon the impersonal mask of the player the emotions of the drama.

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.

She brings a sympathetic earthiness to risky roles and a complexity to more mainstream choices, thanks to the input and control over her films that she assumes as her professional right.

Pulp Fiction also brought audiences sympathetic characters even if they were violent,  says Dancyger, "It humanises them and it just pokes fun at the genre, plays with the genre, it's playful.

The city of Oakland backed Harborside, and the dispensary fought back in the court of public opinion, bringing forward sympathetic patients who would be harmed by the federal government's actions.

It took crusty romantics like Tom Waits and his wife and longtime songwriting partner, Kathleen Brennan, to bring out the sympathetic side of the director and designer Robert Wilson.

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.