Sentence examples for most sympathetically from inspiring English sources
Even the most sympathetically drafted law cannot cope with that.
(The suffragette, incidentally, is one of the most sympathetically drawn characters in the book, out of a large field).
Another of his pupils was the sitarist Ravi Shankar, who records in his autobiography that Baba was particularly hard on his son while he, Shankar, was always treated most sympathetically.
For me, such prospects were overlaid onto the travails of patients whose predicaments Gawande relates most sympathetically.
Which is especially fascinating since Vidal, in his columns and essays and other public commentary was very much a man of the left, decrying the sort of pragmatic indirection practiced by the real life politician whom he presents most sympathetically in his fiction.
In 1933, a Times leader claimed "all the world is asking the question – and asking it for the most part sympathetically – whether the street orator [Hitler] will become an efficient ruler".
These are real humans, but they only relate with their paying customers via the phone – calls or text – in order to perform fairly unromantic tasks such as wake up calls, good night calls, and (perhaps the most useful service) "sympathetically listen to clients' complaints".
Like most diarists, Pernin writes sympathetically about himself in the first person, yet throughout -- even after the fire -- he seems concerned more with his churches and his own health than with actively helping or comforting others.
Fotheringham sympathetically unravels the most enigmatic figure British cycling has produced.
People may sympathetically understand that most Japanese people don't want to face up to what their predecessors did in China and other East Asian countries, and that they treat them as intolerable history which insults their current conscience and morality.
Work commenced in 1845 and was completed nearly thirty years later; most of the work was "sympathetically" carried out by the architect George Gilbert Scott.
