Sentence examples for long sympathetic from inspiring English sources

But the police commander there, long sympathetic to the opposition, held a secret vote with his men.

In Horner syndrome, interruption of the long sympathetic fibres passing from the brainstem to the pupil causes drooping of the eyelid and a small pupil.

Gore's tendency is to give the long, sympathetic answer, and then, as an afterthought, add, 'Having said that, I do not favor gay marriage.' " This strategist added that there are few people "as masterful as Bill Clinton at defining himself in a way that keeps those white male voters in the pen without alienating those female voters that really give you your edge as a Democrat".

Sports website SB Nation on Wednesday took down a long, sympathetic article about Daniel Holtzclaw, the college football player-turned cop who was convicted in December of serial rape, after criticism that began immediately after it was published.

"And so long as sympathetic white people feel no more responsibility than watching the videos, then nothing changes".

Many are believed to be hiding in eastern Afghanistan and in areas of Pakistan that have long been sympathetic to the Taliban and fundamentalist Islamic groups.

The EU has long been sympathetic to the movement, which started out in November calling for European integration after Mr Yanukovych's government snubbed what would have been a historic trade and political deal with the EU.

True to form, he insisted as he traveled to one of the constituencies in the west of England that have long been sympathetic to the Liberal Democrats, that he was not going to allow the polls to turn his head.

Stefano Pilati of Yves Saint Laurent has long been sympathetic to the dashing clotheshorse, being one himself, and this season he has added tie-dyed velvet jackets in cool tones of teal and gold, worn with wide, tattersall-check trousers.

He had long been sympathetic to this type of natural theology, devoting more effort to it than to exploring alternative epistemological arguments of relevance to the dualism.

At a time when Alexander Russo, who has long been sympathetic to the accountability movement, predicts that the "reform 'bubble'" is bursting, the movie Moneyball provides a fantastic opportunity to review what worked with data-driven reforms and what they failed to accomplish.