Sentence examples for most sympathetic is from inspiring English sources

The character I find most sympathetic is the president of Harvard, Lawrence Summers, onetime Clinton's treasury secretary and a rather dubious figure in some ways.

The result is that Simpson Bay, superb mile-long curve of blinding-white sand and surreal blue water, has just a few small places to stay, of which the most sympathetic is the unlikely named Horny Toad.

The most sadistic characters in the film are the Roman soldiers, and the most sympathetic are the Jewish bystanders who come to Jesus's aid.

Partisans of Jefferson, Hamilton and others may take issue with some of the characterizations, but Mr. Safire is nothing if not evenhanded, and some of his most sympathetic writing is inspired by Maria Reynolds and James Callender, who are usually vilified.

The novel's most sympathetic character is a young woman who is forced to endure much sexual indignity at work in order to keep her job and feed her family.

The dance, mostly independent of the action, was some of the most sympathetic – that is, non-distracting – I have seen in opera.

But it is a credit to Morrison's imaginative range that the most sympathetic character is an elderly widower who lives for hunting and is comprehensively stitched up by a lickspittle Blairite whelp elected on the promise that things would only get better.

Perhaps the most sympathetic character is the long-suffering Samson, who's happy only when near Rudolfo, even as Rudolfo pines for the increasingly whited-out Jurgen.

The political seriousness of If Only and its left-leaning tendencies (though the most sympathetic speech is cleverly given to the Tory) would have been startling at Chichester before Jonathan Church's refreshing regime.

Re-reading Rebecca recently I was struck by how the heroine's biggest handicap is her own lack of self-confidence and her most sympathetic quality is her own quiet, shy courage.

"A loss of pride," says the book's most sympathetic character, "is a terrible thing".