Sentence examples for from the sympathetic from inspiring English sources

The Germans fouled often, but not excessively, stunting the few Saudi advances that brought cheers from the sympathetic Japanese.

Behind the scenes, legislators from the sympathetic "pan-democratic" bloc may try to convince protesters to accept a lower threshold for the nominating committee's selection of candidates.

An increase in the level of circulating epinephrine and norepinephrine from the sympathetic nervous system also increases the force of contraction.

And what sort of reception should a prominent ex-offender expect -- suspicious glances and a social chill, or a glut of invitations from the sympathetic or just morbidly curious?

He received warm reviews, and not just from the sympathetic, for his 2012 speech on the theme of "One Nation", a phrase that now seems to have been dropped in favour of the even blander "Together".

The theory predicted that a steady heartbeat would signal a heart that needed constant stimulation from the sympathetic system, and so, it predicted, a steady heartbeat would signal a damaged heart.

Not guilty enough to stop but guilty enough to seek affirmation from you, the sympathetic reader.

Costovertebral joints have been shown to receive sympathetic innervations from the neighboring sympathetic segment and the segment cranial to it[ 25].

Anxiety disorder can manifest itself in a distinctive set of physiological signs that arise from overactivity of the sympathetic nervous system or from tension in skeletal muscles.

Beta-adrenoceptor antagonists are also useful in controlling muscle tremors and anxiety that result from overactivity of the sympathetic system.

Fluid retention resulting from activation of the sympathetic and renin-angiotensin systems following peripheral vasodilation can be managed by adding diuretic drugs if needed.