Sentence examples for mostly sympathetic to from inspiring English sources

Professional historians have been mostly sympathetic to Mr. Collinson's approach.

Anthony Kennedy, who usually provides the swing vote in the court, appeared mostly sympathetic to marriage equality.

Mr Rehnquist's account is mostly sympathetic to Johnson, and attacks the pro-impeachment side as irresponsibly partisan.

It is mostly sympathetic to the fictional Dr. Lee, known here as Dr. Tai Liu and played by Les J. N. Mau.

The remaining senators are mostly sympathetic to the need for a pay freeze but are awaiting further information before supporting the scrapping of the tribunal.

But other than that, I find myself mostly sympathetic to his points of view.

The crowd of several hundred people filling the mosque in the building that also houses the offices of Al-Khoei Foundation was mostly sympathetic, prone to dismiss the criticism from American senators and other officials that Mr. Maliki should be replaced.

The F.A.O., which was heavily weighted with Third World representatives, offered a mostly sympathetic forum to the notion of seeds as a genetic commons, part of the shared heritage of humanity, and it was generally hostile to the notion of seeds as commodities.

Their cooperation has resulted in a mostly sympathetic — at times, gushingly laudatory — account of the company, though Mr. Kirkpatrick does not shy away from dissecting its missteps and successive disputes over privacy.

I can think of two characters in the show who went into politics for what most would consider the right reasons, who are mostly sympathetic, and who manage to hold on to their principles and idealism, even when it hurts them professionally.

Their pointed questioning of officials stood in contrast to mostly sympathetic lines of querying from other panel members, who made clear that they support the phone-logs program as a vital counterterrorism tool and accused the media of inaccurate and misleading coverage.