Sentence examples for less than sympathetic from inspiring English sources

Reframing is sometimes less than sympathetic.

Colin Montgomerie was less than sympathetic.

Reaction, for the most part, was less than sympathetic.

Since schadenfreude is the internet's mother tongue, the replies were less than sympathetic.

Melissa, busy remodeling the house and keeping up with the Joneses, is less than sympathetic.

In the absence of other information about him, some quarters of the Internet have been less than sympathetic to Warmbier.

A less-than-sympathetic group of Penn State fans carries signs that say, "Joe Must Go".

Mr. Cerullo said the idea, formed when Edward I. Koch was mayor, lay dormant through a less-than-sympathetic mayoral regime (he named no names) and hatched during the Bloomberg administration, after the restaurant had demonstrated its success in drawing diners to the once-forlorn viaduct.

He sought therapy and took the effort to re-examine why many audiences reacted with such intense negatively to his jokes, which often address the American immigrant experience with a less-than-sympathetic viewpoint.

And despite how much he enjoys imitating Lorre's voice — he says he sometimes falls asleep listening to recordings of Lorre on the radio — his performance in "Addicted to Bad Ideas" is less impersonation than sympathetic interpretation.

(Warburg's son, Max, who suffered from many of the difficulties that had afflicted his father, was often at the institute in the sixties and seventies, and some felt that Gombrich was less than perfectly sympathetic to him.