Sentence examples for extraordinarily sympathetic from inspiring English sources
The habits acquired in dealing with his father's views at dinner and at tea carried over into the extraordinarily sympathetic yet critical manner that William displayed in dealing with anybody's views on any occasion.
Jones's label for this reconstruction dovetails well with Simpson's story: But if Jessica Jones is a feminist text, it's extraordinarily sympathetic to men who succumb to the temptation of power.
To help Carrie get past her sadness, her extraordinarily sympathetic father arranges a one-day-a-week internship in Manhattan, and before you can say "East Village," she's helping a fashion editor shoplift a dress and crashing a party at Indochine.
Maier's eye was extraordinarily true — at once cool and sympathetic, with an instinctive sense of her subjects' place within the frame, and of the dignity that such a place bestowed.
This is an extraordinarily hard topic, and I am sympathetic to teachers who complain about the focus on a handful of exams as proof of performance.
In part, the prevalence of such sympathetic portrayals has reflected the lobbying power of the Legion of Decency, an extraordinarily effective body set up in the 1930s by Catholic bishops to bring Hollywood to heel.
It's extraordinarily competitive.
This is extraordinarily hard.
