Sentence examples for much less sympathetic from inspiring English sources

But federal prosecutors offered a much less sympathetic view of Mr. Davies.

This would, of course, have made for a much less sympathetic film.

As measured by polling data, the North is much less sympathetic to the United States than the South.

On the conflict in Israel, the trans-Atlantic division runs very deep, with Europe much more, and the United States much less, sympathetic to the Palestinian cause.

But he was much less sympathetic in 2000, when Republican candidate George W Bush was discovered to be playing I Won't Back Down at his rallies.

(They were also not helped by the fact that their legal cases were lumped in together with Abu Hamza, Khalid al-Fawaaz and Adel Abdul Bary – three much less sympathetic figures with less controversial cases against them).

Whether you are walking the streets of Oslo, Ottawa or Orlando, few will suspect you of being in cahoots with Breivik, much less of harboring any sympathetic feelings toward his heinous crimes.

Anne Hathaway plays the beleaguered assistant, but she is much less interesting — and in the end less sympathetic — than the boss, Miranda Priestly, incarnated by Meryl Streep as a subtle and searching (and very funny) portrait of glamour and power.

However the quantity of new nerves was much less than the quantity of sympathetic nerves in the normal vascular wall).

Positive attitudes and behaviours on the other hand, described as being caring, respectful, friendly, informative and sympathetic, were much less frequently reported.

I've been able to create something much less formal than most other colleges, but sympathetic to the atmosphere.