Sentence examples for exactly sympathetic from inspiring English sources

They aren't exactly sympathetic characters.

The response from Brownstoner's readers was not exactly sympathetic.

Oliver Stone's W. has already offered a portrait which, if not exactly sympathetic, emphatically frames his reign in terms of personal psychology rather than political and social consequence.

Steve Earle, the Michael Moore of alternative country, ruffled feathers back in 2002 with "John Walker's Blues," an empathetic if not exactly sympathetic account of John Walker Lindh, the American-born convert to Islam who assisted the Taliban in Afghanistan.

My sister was gratifyingly astonished that I'd never lost my wallet before, but, as someone who typically has to reconstruct the entire contents of her own several times a year, she was not exactly sympathetic.

My father wasn't exactly sympathetic.

Ms. Croze was finally able to make a connection with her character and to make her sympathetic, if not exactly likable.

It did not help the cause of the depositors that a lot deposits seem to come from Russian moguls, not exactly a sympathetic group.

And with the economy struggling and banks' reputations still suffering from its government bailouts and role in bringing about the financial crisis, Citigroup was not exactly a sympathetic defendant.

Unfortunately for him, he's not exactly a sympathetic character, claiming responsibility for half the innovations in TV and possessing an incredibly sleazy personality.

Jansing pointed out that to a person making $40,000 or $50,000 per year, making $400,000 annually is "not exactly a sympathetic position," but Fleming responded by calling his success a "virtue" and noting that "class warfare has never created a job".