Sentence examples for fine sympathetic from inspiring English sources

Since 2004, however, New Directions has been releasing his major novels here in fine, sympathetic English translations: "Bartleby & Co.," "Montano's Malady," "Never Any End to Paris," and now "Dublinesque".

Keith Allen – a fine, sympathetic actor better known these days as the father of Lily – buckles his swash as Silver with a gleaming golden tooth, a leather-clad false right leg – why not strapped up behind as other Long Johns have done?

The judges discarded several very fine books in the cull from long- to shortlist: Anne Enright's The Green Road (Jonathan Cape) was a fierce, funny, loosely woven family saga told by dissipated envoys of the Irish diaspora; Andrew O'Hagan's The Illuminations (Faber) took on big subjects – war, old age – with a fine, sympathetic eye.

Eggers paints a fine and sympathetic portrait of a life that is never quite unbearable, but never all that far off.

Frequent collaborators, these fine musicians are sympathetic chamber partners, although they follow different paths as solo musicians.

He is wide ranging, an adept soloist with a fine touch, a sympathetic rhythm section player and an especially good accompanist for singers.

He is an adept soloist with a fine touch, a sympathetic rhythm-section player and an especially good accompanist to singers.

He is wide ranging, an adept piano soloist with a fine touch, a sympathetic rhythm section player and an especially good accompanist for singers.

He is wide ranging, an adept soloist with a fine touch, a sympathetic rhythm-section player and an especially good accompanist to singers.

Fortunately, he is advised by a man with a finer and more sympathetic sense of philosophy, manhood and l'amour.

Last year our reviewer, William Ferguson, admired the tale's "fine historical sensibility and sympathetic imagination".