Sentence examples for distinctly sympathetic from inspiring English sources
And then there is the gay-rights movement's new outsized hero and champion, the plaintiff Edith Windsor, an eighty-three-year-old lesbian widower who is a distinctly sympathetic figure.
Indeed, this is how Days of Fire became a distinctly sympathetic piece of journalism to its principal subjects, one that elicited the enthusiastic thumbs-up of a key administration official like Frum even while covering virtually ever major failure of the Bush administration in detail.
But Mr. Guirgis, who has one of the finest imaginations for dialogue to come along in years, has made sure each and every screamer is a distinctly drawn and sympathetic character whose human foibles are touching.
And though you might think this would grow tedious, Mr. Guirgis has one of the finest imaginations for dialogue to come along in years, and he has made sure each and every screamer is a distinctly drawn and sympathetic character whose human foibles are touching (1 50).
As a result, in the study of Yoon et al., acupuncture on Shenmen point in order to activate the GABAB receptor of the GABA nerves of VTA, thus reduce the release of dopamine from NAc distinctly, and inhibit sympathetic nervous system eventually [ 21].
With regard to treatment effects, specifically with dihydropyridine CCBs, it has been reported that the short-acting and long-acting drugs have distinctly different effects on the sympathetic nervous system (5).
In this distinctly federalist court, anything that enhances states' rights gets a sympathetic eye.In this section The head ignores the feet Pass the whiskey Twelve years on, the jury's still out The end of the road The Maine chance John Snow comes adrift Reprints Related items State finances: The head ignores the feetMay 22nd 2003Other states have been watching eagerly.
A distinctly satisfying thought.
Its contents itemised distinctly.
Others distinctly are not.
