Sentence examples for given sympathetic from inspiring English sources

In Season 2, adults are sporadically given sympathetic treatment, but for the entire first season they were shown as endlessly bullying and cartoonishly self-involved.

The physical and psychological woes that ensued over the course of her marriage (many of which we knew about from the first volume of Eliot's letters, containing a number written by Vivienne) are given sympathetic treatment here.

It is surprising how much people with even quite advanced dementia can do, and can understand – if they are treated as valued individuals; if they are approached at the right time and in the right way; and if they and their carers are given sympathetic support.

The real problem, says Mr Knaus, is a moribund economy, with 25-40% unemployment; but this should be tackled by Bosnia's elected leaders, not a foreign viceroy.Much of the liberal press in Sarajevo, which initially supported the increased powers of the high representative, has given sympathetic coverage to the ESI report.

Admitting that the employees must be given sympathetic consideration, it is only just to point out that our economic principles do not include the destruction of stockholders' capital for the sole purpose of providing employment.

I also give sympathetic advice about what to do with bleeding or pain.

Not long after September 11th, Atef Ebeid, the Egyptian Prime Minister, seemed to give sympathetic counsel to an ally still stunned by its encounter with the capacities of jihad.

Slawenski gives sympathetic readings of "Franny and Zooey," Salinger's inaugural Glass family chronicles, with their curious amalgam of Christian and Eastern religious notes, in light of Salinger's evolving beliefs.

Mr. Elshamy, a correspondent for the Qatari network that gave sympathetic coverage to Egypt's deposed Islamist president, Mohamed Morsi, was detained the same day and has been held without charge ever since.

These include taking all accusations of sexual misconduct seriously and giving sympathetic attention, by a lay specialist, to complainants; reporting to civil authorities all complaints involving minors; and removing the accused from active ministry immediately, "pending the results of the investigations".

Today's compromise was intended to make good on a promise, made after the rape of a 12-year-old Japanese girl by three servicemen in 1995, that the United States would give "sympathetic consideration" to handing over military personnel suspected in serious crimes, like murder or rape, even before an indictment.