Sentence examples for indeed sympathetic from inspiring English sources

The elder Mr. Lego, 72, now the chairman of Commonwealth Industries, is indeed sympathetic.

That rabble-rousing right-wing newspapers should so grotesquely distort Mantel's nuanced, indeed sympathetic, treatise on the plight of the media monarchy will surprise no one.

Bishop Thomas G. Doran of Rockford, Ill., one of four American bishops who met with the Vatican officials last week in Rome, said, "I think there's a tremendous relief that the Holy See was empathetic and indeed sympathetic to the goal of the bishops in Dallas, which was the protection of children and young people".

Can we hope that his artistic statement is in refute of anti-Semitism, and that he is indeed sympathetic to the pain suffered by everyone who has suffered from the holocaust?... Let's judge this work by it's own merits... Megan Connelly, Roselle Park, N.J.: It's too bad Mel didn't hang it all up on the high-note that was "Braveheart".

Mr Hu is indeed sympathetic: scholars close to him have been studying Europe's social-democratic parties presumably to see how their experiences might help China's Communist Party transform itself into a more broadly representative organisation.But Mr Hu cannot be a happy man.

34 Indeed, sympathetic surges that lead to tachycardia and hypertension during difficult intubations in elderly patients with stiff ventricles and limited pulmonary venous reserve capacity could trigger pulmonary edema and even myocardial ischemia.

Indeed, the sympathetic portrayal of homosexual men proved a winning formula and it was one that Renault would use again and again.

Indeed, more sympathetic fans will recognise that boredom is part of the human condition and that anyone left to their own devices for hours on end, however sunny it is, is likely to feel at least a twinge of it.

And while PK might have preferred that he be a stronger advocate for network neutrality, he did not interfere with FCC efforts and those of Energy and Commerce Committee Chair Henry Waxman (D-CA), and indeed was sympathetic to our calls for open Internet principles to be applied to wireless Internet access providers.

While entirely sympathetic — indeed, aggressively so — when it came to the right for gay couples to share property, health insurance, and so on, what always troubled me, always, during those conversations, was how quickly the couples among us slipped into certain patterns of behavior — the "we," as Elizabeth Hardwick called it, that was always "steeped in the conditional".

(Indeed, their most sympathetic audiences are probably Western).