Sentence examples for discovering sympathetic from inspiring English sources
Richard Gere, a much undervalued actor, best employed when discovering sympathetic aspects of weak or dislikable people, gives one of his best performances in this business thriller as Robert Miller, ace hedge fund manager.
The idea of discovering the sympathetic connection between men whose images have become fodder for such diverse cultural commentary provides the play with a vital spark of interest.
Consider the story of Hugo Riemann, a great nineteenth-century German musicologist, who insisted that he had discovered "undertones," sympathetic vibrations that could be heard beneath a single note, just as "overtones" are known to resonate above it.
(Mr. Partridge also dismissed "mad" for "angry" as an American notion, though, he said, hatter/attercop, or spider, "has some support in 'mad as a bed-bug.' ") Since Carroll was well known as a mathematician, logicians have looked to his writing and discovered a sympathetic mind under the Hatter hat: perhaps a Mad Adder.
The endpoint of this way of thinking can be found on the forums where Rodger discovered some slightly sympathetic posters who refer to themselves as "incels"—men who are "involuntarily celibate".
Finally, some of the molecular mechanisms that were discovered using the sympathetic neuron model have also been studied in other models of developmental neuronal apoptosis and in cell culture and in vivo models of neurodegeneration.
They became less sympathetic when they discovered he was somehow publishing a blog about life inside.
A recent survey discovered that men are more sympathetic than women when their partner has a cold.
As the music he loved aged, he was often left without a subject, and those of us who revered his writing sometimes wished that he could have discovered in himself a more sympathetic ear for the sounds of newer jazz.
