Sentence examples for exceptionally sympathetic from inspiring English sources
"If they were exceptionally good and exceptionally sympathetic, that could work to your advantage".
As he talks earnestly with them, and more jocularly with his male friends, he emerges as exceptionally sensitive, self-aware and sympathetic.
The film was a box office disappointment, but Thompson's performance was praised in The New York Times, where Caryn James called her "an exceptionally versatile comic actress", noting her "warmly sympathetic" acerbic humour.
Think of Picasso's Guernica or Nabokov's Lolita, an exceptionally good novel about the sexual abuse of a minor, described in a way that makes the protagonist seem almost sympathetic.
"The furry community has been exceptionally supportive of our convention in the wake of this criminal act and our resilient staff and remarkably understanding and sympathetic attendees helped us finish the weekend on many positive notes".
It's exceptionally difficult to take sides with this show: the villains are victims, the victims are villains, and the show's most sympathetic character — Philip, so tender with his children, so intelligent and complex — is a cold Soviet assassin.
Fairways are exceptionally narrow.
She's exceptionally bright.
Exceptionally well, in fact.
exceptionally strong vocabulary. . . .
