Sentence examples for more sympathetic when from inspiring English sources

And he might have been more sympathetic when Judge Holland's mother died.

You'd think we'd be more sympathetic when other minority groups tell us that we're guilty of the same thing.

Azra, who initially appears to be a haughty bimbo flaunted by Divko as a trophy, becomes a bit more sympathetic when we learn her unhappy family back story.

They are far more sympathetic when I explain that such policies are enacted by Congress, and that the military has no choice but to comply.

Virtually all the London critics found the play literary, slow and abstruse, and they were hardly more sympathetic when it received its first major revival in 1955, even though Peter Brook was the director and Paul Scofield played Harry.

She becomes far more sympathetic when talking about a subject that, until last year, she was forbidden to discuss under the terms of her immunity agreement with prosecutors: what happened when Ms. Tripp led her into an ambush at a shopping mall, in which F.B.I. agents picked her up and questioned her in a hotel room for hours.

He came into a more sympathetic relief when I put him beside Katherine, who seemed to find the good in him.

As an activist investor, Knight cut a more sympathetic figure when, for example, he was rigorously dissecting the shortcomings of HSBC and was prepared to debate his views with all.

Rhetorically, liberals have also argued from the exceptional cases to defend reproductive rights, sensing a more sympathetic ear when they do.

That said, the store manager should have been more sympathetic and helpful when you went back to return the item.

A recent survey discovered that men are more sympathetic than women when their partner has a cold.