Sentence examples for growing sympathetic from inspiring English sources
Kennedy was later exposed by environmental campaigners and, growing sympathetic to their cause, revealed that he had covertly recorded the meetings of the activists.
More than 40,000 people signed a petition in the autumn for a cap on the cost of payday loans and in November, former Treasury minister Lord Sassoon gave the strongest hint to date that government was growing sympathetic.
Vascular cells produce BDNF and artemin (ARTN), a neurotrophin of GDNF family, which attract growing sympathetic nerve fiber and simultaneously promote nerve fiber formation along the blood vessel [29].
In the course of working on the article, Fitch grew sympathetic to Chomsky's ideas and became an articulate defender of the theory of universal grammar.
(Mrs. Adams, who also grew sympathetic to abolition, had sometimes hired the slaves of others to help out with her parties while her husband was at the State Department).
This, for Dennis, is only fitting; as he uses his fame to go after Ethan, the roles of bully and victim are somewhat reversed, and Gregory soon enough grows sympathetic to Ethan's pain even as John relates to Dennis's deep wounds.
Ibn Ra'iq saw Husayn's dead body, grew sympathetic and offered his seventeen year-old son, Abu'l-Fath Abu'l-Fath Muzahimghj "to do wIbn him whaTughj toey saw fit".
It's a theory that progressives have grown sympathetic to as Republicans make it ever-more difficult for President Obama to govern and thwart initiatives in Congress to stimulate the economy.
Voters' sense of insecurity may mean they are growing more sympathetic to traditional Democrat campaigning issues.
China is geographically huge, its population is enormous and increasingly well-educated, and the government is growing more sympathetic to free market economies.
But his Third Symphony was composed and premiered at a time when Lutosławski's involvement in Polish public life had been suspended, when he was growing more sympathetic to and supportive of the Solidarity movement.
