Sentence examples for cautiously sympathetic from inspiring English sources
Bok is obviously a member of the data and experiment culture, which makes him cautiously sympathetic to developments in online teaching, including the recent explosion of MOOCs (massive open online courses).
At the center of the film is a cautiously sympathetic portrait of Jackie Siegel, David Siegel's third wife, a former beauty-pageant queen and an avatar of flagrant consumption.
Evenhandedly weighing both sides of these issues, "If a Tree Falls" is cautiously sympathetic to Mr. McGowan, who says he now regrets some of his actions, as do other front members who were part of a cell that was broken in an extensive F.B.I. investigation known as Operation Backfire.
The New Republic adopted a cautiously sympathetic stance towards the Allies, which Hand supported wholeheartedly.
"I'm cautiously, cautiously optimistic.
Lawyers who represent investors were cautiously optimistic that Mr. Pitt's departure could result in the appointment of an S.E.C. chairman who would be perceived by investors as less sympathetic to Wall Street firms and the accounting industry.
Critique the wine, cautiously.
She was cautiously optimistic.
"Nice," he said cautiously.
Eriksson moved cautiously.
