Sentence examples for comparatively sympathetic from inspiring English sources
Unlike the comparatively sympathetic modes of painting that Japan assimilated from China, Western painting posed conceptual as well as technical challenges.
Rick Perry's comparatively sympathetic view of illegals is the bipartisan norm in a state like Texas that has long absorbed Mexicans.
Then we meet the effusive, cocky Will (PJ Adzima), the haughty Taylor Olivia Macklinn) and the comparatively sympathetic Steve Adam Warwinskyy), who think the world of themselves.
Though he discusses the cosmological argument (or "argument a priori") in that work, his focus is on the argument from design (or "argument a posteriori"), which was the dominant argument among philosophers at the time, and with which Hume seems (at least comparatively) sympathetic.
The inactivity and glacial indifference of the Bush and Thatcher Administrations have been replaced by the comparatively more sympathetic presences of Clinton and Major.
Stripped of his past, his identity and even (in the eyes of the law) his humanity, the renamed "Platt" becomes the property of plantation owner Ford (Benedict Cumberbatch), whose comparatively benign and sympathetic demeanour belies his slaver status.
If, for instance, we come, through sympathy, to feel the unhappy passion of another, we may feel our own (comparatively) happy non-sympathetic passions all the more strongly.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
Many are comparatively shallow.
Comparatively speaking, yum.
