Sentence examples for ever sympathetic from inspiring English sources

Nothing in the excerpts of the book released so far suggests that Mr. Giuliani himself had any connections to the Mafia or was ever sympathetic to it.

Melinda (Jennifer Love Hewitt), ever sympathetic to spirits having problems moving to the next level, tries to help a particularly troubled guy who committed suicide but can't remember exactly why.

My wife and I travelled with him on tours of the British Museum Travel Company to Jordan, where in an empty Petra one of his concerns – he was ever sympathetic to others' misfortunes – was the plight of the unemployed donkey drivers (at a time when most people had been scared off by troubles in the Middle East).

If Dorothy Marie Miner, the agency's longtime counsel, was the "bad cop" in some applicants' eyes — that is, the unbending enforcer of landmarks law — then Ms. Norman played the "good cop," ever sympathetic to applicants' concerns and usually persuasive that all would work out in the end.

The media coverage became ever more sympathetic to the cause of LGBT rights.

Her terrible wig and the (mostly offensive) "Africa incident" were too self-involved to ever be sympathetic.

As Strindberg recounts his tale of woe, Helium, ever the sympathetic listener chimes back, using great active listening skills.

For the first time ever, a sympathetic collections agent gave me a phone number to the lender's executive suite.

I have had many cats, but no cat has ever been so sympathetic.

No monarch or war hero ever aroused more sympathetic public interest anywhere than Valentino during the illness which ended fatally to-day.

- (FI) Mr President, I would like to thank the rapporteur for her excellent report and levels of cooperation, and, in particular, for highlighting the way men and women are treated differently, despite the fact that we hardly ever get a sympathetic hearing.