Sentence examples for found sympathetic from inspiring English sources

The banking industry immediately mobilized in opposition, and its representatives found sympathetic listeners among congressional Republicans.

But businesses appear to have found sympathetic ears at the White House on that count, and on the time to prepare.

It found sympathetic eyes and ears: an audience that was at least 90percentt female, most of its members younger than Ms. Swift and squealing their appreciation for her big-sisterly advice.

Before Neurath came to Bilston, British architect Sir Charles Reilly was already sketching plans for Stowlawn estate, using ideas the Viennese would have found sympathetic, if a little more patrician.

The message has found sympathetic ears, not only among Mr. Assad's large base of supporters but also other Syrians who fear that a growing armed insurgency will destabilize the country.

Aotearoa/New Zealand's approach to early childhood curriculum has, over the years and increasingly so in the 21st century, found sympathetic responses in Canada and Australia.

A live composer can give guidance and with luck might find sympathetic interpreters.

This is a vision I find sympathetic, a gambit in a long journey.

But with the economy strengthening and bank profits at record highs, the banks may not find sympathetic audiences.

In the late eighties, the governing body approved a large-scale effort to help Witnesses find sympathetic care, according to Bodnaruk.

Jury consultants, who advise defense lawyers, say that every newspaper headline and every evening newscast about executives on trial make it more difficult to find sympathetic jurors.