Sentence examples for is really sympathetic from inspiring English sources

It says it is "really sympathetic to Mr Smith's situation" but holds him responsible for the payment out of his account, and it will therefore not be refunding him.

"It has to be somebody who identifies with the way that we play and is really sympathetic towards it.

"I'm really sympathetic to the freedom of speech argument," he said.

"My first interview was really sympathetic, but I wanted him to somehow address this," Mr. Maron recalled recently by phone.

When I missed a lesson because I was in hospital, the tutors were really sympathetic, and I didn't fall behind.

"Every agent has been really sympathetic to our situation," she said.

(P1, Group 3) On a positive note, some women reported that their doctors were really sympathetic, understanding, and had time to talk.

I wonder, though, whether the central character, Michael Owen, is really strong or sympathetic enough to support a lengthy narrative.

For it is at least doubtful that a "compassion" that doesn't include sympathetic suffering is really compassion.

That's better!'" "What I think was surprising on him was that from all of the humor he's involved and his sort of itchiness that he has with Kat, there is some moments where he reveals how vulnerable he really is and so the shield comes down and right in there you're really becoming sympathetic to Rory.

"The publishing world today is not really sympathetic to photojournalists and probably with good reason," Mr. Ben Khelifa said.