Sentence examples for more sympathetic one from inspiring English sources
If Farrel had got a younger woman and a more sympathetic one, there would have been talk.
There is doubtless substance in the skeptical portrait of the poet, and the more sympathetic one of Vivien, that Michael Hastings painted in his 1984 play and 1994 screenplay "Tom and Viv".
This is evidence not of a more brutal society, but arguably a more sympathetic one.
It's anyone's guess if Turner and Kane are indeed playing a role here — whether they're merely exploring an unsavory viewpoint as they did a more sympathetic one in the "Aviation" video.
When some debt relief measures passed by the legislature were declared unconstitutional by the Kentucky Court of Appeals, the legislature attempted to dissolve the court and replace it with a more sympathetic one.
The evening of our first meeting [Tchaikovsky] played for us, at Balakirev's request, the first movement of his Symphony in G minor [Tchaikovsky's First Symphony]; it proved quite to our liking; and our former opinion of him changed and gave way to a more sympathetic one, although Tchaikovsky's Conservatory training still constituted a considerable barrier between him and us.
Are you more sympathetic to one than the other?
Having a deformity doesn't suddenly make one not be dysmorphophobic toward others, though it may make one more sympathetic.
By viewing Trump's campaign, and his relationships with his children, through the eyes of relatively reserved Melania, Adichie lets us see his ebullient need for approval and attention from a slightly more sympathetic angle -- but one distant enough to be critical.
And had the other Schultz, Ed, used a better choice of words, he'd be much more sympathetic to Weiner -- one of Schultz's frequent guests and an ideological kindred spirit -- than he is as he tries to rebuild his credibility on MSNBC and the radio.
Did his sense of bewilderment in the case of his friend's son's death make him more sympathetic to the Silent Ones in his own case?
