Sentence examples for gentle sympathetic from inspiring English sources
Gentle, sympathetic yet astute, it was the pick of the bunch for me.
Mr. Bennett has always made gentle, sympathetic fun of the sort of staid and placid people he knew as a boy, savoring the droll banalities of their speech and, especially in the case of frustrated women, imagining them in incongruous situations.
May 6, 1870 South Raub, Indiana June 10 , 1949Lake Forest, Illinois John T. McCutcheon, in full John Tinney McCutcheon (born May 6, 1870, South Raub, Indiana, U.S. died June 10 , 1949 Lake Forest, Illinois), American newspaper cartoonist and writer particularly noted for cartoons in which Midwestern rural life was treated with gentle, sympathetic humour.
Credit lead Sarah Snook's gentle, sympathetic performance for holding together this atmospheric film, especially during its silly-campy third act.
I'm a little intimidated, but when she begins to speak she is gentle and sympathetic.
Kevin Isola plays both roles and is especially good as Alec's gentle spirit, sympathetic to, and slightly amused by, life back on earth.
Korn's previous album, "Untitled" from 2007 — sonically atmospheric, sort of experimental, sometimes gentle and sympathetic, a commercial failure — introduced spiritual concerns, leaving questions open rather than jumping toward blame.
Were I writingThe Have-to-Pay-the-Rentist, I might take a gentle and sympathetic tone but would discourage you from ignoring your nagging conscience or the angry muttering of your friends and neighbors.
He then noticed that the camera was filming his one-man band and promptly sat down, receiving a gentle and sympathetic tug from his wife Nancy Shevell as he returned to his seat.
With gentle, almost sympathetic prodding, Mr. Hardin tried to paint Mr. Duncan as a man under enormous pressure who ultimately convinced himself that he had committed a crime because pleading guilty presented the least likelihood of resulting in prison time for him.
In our study, femininity was measured by asking participants to rate themselves with words or phrases such as "warm, gentle, affectionate, sympathetic, sensitive to others' needs, and tender".
