Sentence examples for not be sympathetic from inspiring English sources

He will not be sympathetic to my horsey uselessness, I fear.

America thus holds a veto, and its Congress may not be sympathetic to such schemes.

I will procure all three seasons on Blu-ray and we will watch together to see if perhaps Rachel Bilson might not be sympathetic to your agenda.

Colours that may not be sympathetic to one another can be made to become utterly at home by emphasising their weight, softness, bulk or sharpness.

Amid longstanding concern from human rights groups about the practice and the conditions inside the facilities – exacerbated by worries that the new administration will not be sympathetic to LGBT people – attention has increased on the treatment of transgender inmates.

In overstating its case, the Russell Group runs the risk of alienating an electorate who, in the present economy, might not be sympathetic to its version of ivory towers.

Yet, interestingly, German courts have not been sympathetic to the claims.

People have accused me of being silent and not being sympathetic.

They have accused my wife of being silent and not being sympathetic.

The government has not been sympathetic to the psychiatrist's predicament.

Says Wilma Liebman, a visiting scholar at Rutgers University School of Management and Labor Relations, who spent three terms as a member of the National Labor Relations Board (including, most recently, as its chair): "Being a very tough boss, not being nice, not being sympathetic – that isn't illegal in itself".