Sentence examples for less sympathetically from inspiring English sources

Next she interviews, less sympathetically, the plaintiff who lost both the case and her job.

To be understood, they deserve to be studied no less carefully, and no less sympathetically, than any other parts.

And: "Go on, Andy, you show 'em!" And then, less sympathetically: "Get a grip, you big sook!" Some fans turned to drink.

But Grisham didn't wait all these years to do another "Jake book," which explains why he treats Jake less sympathetically in "Sycamore Row".

Daniel Hamermesh, of the University of Texas at Austin, and Jungmin Lee, of Sogang University, in Seoul, are economists who have studied this phenomenon, and what Schulte calls "the overwhelm" they refer to, rather less sympathetically, as "yuppie kvetching".

Holland presents Claudius somewhat less sympathetically than the BBC TV series and Robert Graves novels, I, Claudius: he was, like Augustus, a "shrewd operator", who played a similarly complex game: constantly paying homage to the old traditions of Rome while at the same time innovating and expanding the empire.

One begins to hunger for some other views, even if less elegantly and sympathetically expressed.

My opponents would characterise their own values rather more sympathetically and mine less so, but the point of agreement should surely be that there is a chasm between us.

To win them over, he said, it was less effective to attack Obama headlong than to describe him more sympathetically as disappointing, particularly on the economy.

But let us also recognize, and maybe sympathetically understand, the compromises that make it a little less newer-than-new than its title implies.

"The Americans were pretty good, but just a little too less to win a medal," the Austrian Felix Gottwald said, almost sympathetically.