Sentence examples for for being sympathetic from inspiring English sources
The Kennedys didn't go to Paris to reward the French for being sympathetic and accommodating.
Critics slammed the judge for being sympathetic to Turner and concluding that there was "less moral culpability" because he was intoxicated at the time.
Father Ellacur? a prominent theologian and intellectual, was despised by right-wingers for being sympathetic to the rebels, many of whom he had taught, and for trying to broker a peace between rebel forces and the government.
But the KDF denied his report, and Joseph Nkaissery, the cabinet secretary for the interior and a retired general, made a public announcement warning that anyone who circulated information about the attack would be arrested for being "sympathetic to al-Shabaab".
These included the legendary wit Dorothy Parker, the actor Humphrey Bogart and Charlie Chaplin, who was banished from the US in 1952 for being "sympathetic to the communist cause" – accusations based on little more than Chaplin refusing to cross picket lines in the 1940s, speaking out about the suffering of the Russian people in the second world war and being "prematurely anti-fascist".
Iranian officials had a similar reaction when Alimohammadi died, although opponents of Iran's government alleged that the physicist had been killed by the regime for being sympathetic to the reformist movement.
"The people had been sent away just for the suspicion of being sympathetic to the P.K.K.," Ms. Ustaoglu said.
The synod in Zurich placed most of the blame on Calvin for not being sympathetic enough toward the people of Geneva.
For greater reflection on being sympathetic to others who are ill and looking after them Karma Wilson's Bear Feels Sick, illustrated by Jane Chapman, has a kindly and caring tone.
Brubaker, for one, was sympathetic.
A smart and meticulous book on the still unfolding digital music revolution; Alderman, who covered the scene for Wired News, is sympathetic to the upstarts but not uncritically so.
