Sentence examples for could be sympathetic from inspiring English sources
Mind you, she speaks my language, so I could be sympathetic because she's one of the south London rock mafia.
This suggests that the court could be sympathetic to carefully devised arguments focused on the right to petition.
Even the IAAF's decision on whether the Russian Athletics Federation returns to competition in time for the Games may not be the end of the matter, with the International Olympic Committee having signalled that it could be sympathetic to granting places to individual athletes who meet stringent criteria.
That witty but tough talking Irish guy, who could be sympathetic when he needed to be.
"No one thought he could be sympathetic, and every single financier on the planet turned it down.
There is among them a lurking, and for reasons of political correctness, unarticulated fear that he could be sympathetic toward Pakistan, which, in many contexts, is a code word for Islam.
My poor husband, who was a very decent guy, tried as hard as he could to be sympathetic.
Politics needs more debate and discussion not less and the Corbyn era could helpfully be sympathetic to reviving it.
"I thought it was going to be 'Helmer vs. Helmer.' " Among the questions they had received from Hnath: Could Nora be sympathetic if she had left her children?
I couldn't be sympathetic, no judge can be.
