Sentence examples for incredibly sympathetic from inspiring English sources

The magistrates are incredibly sympathetic because they don't like the charge".

"Of course it's tough, but I have an incredibly sympathetic wife".

I've never seen this happen, and on the whole, the other people in the group are incredibly sympathetic and kind to other members because they themselves are so screwed up and they know all about panic, anxiety and paranoia.

In the early hours of the drama he said little else and yet what seemed to be a one-dimensional role – that of a hired, blunted executioner - gave way to something incredibly sympathetic.

The group's attempt to obtain an injunction for a withdrawal of Gardasil made it to the Irish High Court, and although it was refused, the movement shows no signs of abating – if anything, they have received an incredibly sympathetic media airing.

Interestingly, for a film based on a single idea, it is the sum of its parts that make it so timeless – principally Jerry Goldsmith's eerie, organic score – while the cast makes easy work of ensuring the apes are simultaneously terrifying and, in the case of in Kim Hunter and Roddy McDowall as Zira and Cornelius, incredibly sympathetic.

Boulton, incredibly, was not then bundled off home by his colleagues, making collective sympathetic noises to his face while rolling their eyes behind his back.

I think we got incredibly lucky with Rebel [Wilson] because that character, without her being so sympathetic, we wouldn't really have cared about the dress, we wouldn't have cared about the story.

Unfortunately for him, he's not exactly a sympathetic character, claiming responsibility for half the innovations in TV and possessing an incredibly sleazy personality.

Sure, he was incredibly misguided in terms of his singing ability, but the judges didn't humor him with the sympathetic responses they ordinarily give the deluded masses who insist that they're the next Mariah.

Professor Murphy said in an interview she is sympathetic to these concerns, but points out that conviction rates for sexual assault are in fact incredibly low, and so it is hard to blame sexual assault prosecutions for our overflowing prisons.