Sentence examples for even less sympathetic from inspiring English sources

The police can be even less sympathetic.

Justice Antonin Scalia was even less sympathetic.

Other car fans were even less sympathetic.

He even less sympathetic after that.

But, so far, the Congressional hearings of outrage have been even less sympathetic.

The appointment of Phil Woolas as immigration minister in the autumn appears to herald an even less sympathetic approach.

Howarth has a particular gift for expressing a character's humanity, even the less sympathetic such as Mary herself.

Contemporary writers, even those less sympathetic to the king, agreed that Richard was a "most beautiful king", though with a "face which was white, rounded and feminine", implying he lacked manliness.

Even the evening's less sympathetic characters, including the Kansas preacher who showed up at Mr. Shepard's funeral as an anti-gay protester, are served up with respectful caution.

No more twin beds!" Other subjects are less sympathetic, even in Denizet-Lewis's generous but cleareyed view.

Even a regime that will be less sympathetic to the plight of Indo-Fijian farmers will have to deal with the likely threat to the country's sugar industry caused by mass evictions.