Sentence examples for not so sympathetic from inspiring English sources
Harrington was not so sympathetic of his partner's plight.
When it comes to America's British overlords, Gingrich is not so sympathetic.
The not so sympathetic may be annoyed by the work's coolly enigmatic reticence.
And yet the narrator can't resist him, which would be clichéd or tedious if Davies's portrait was not so sympathetic.
Alas, commenters were not so sympathetic to the plight of the world's gender-busting tots, though to their credit they chose largely to express their disdain in forms both witty and ironic.
However, Adam Samuel is not so sympathetic to the big banks and points to a fine levied this month on the Co-op Bank for, as the regulator, the Financial Services Authority (FSA) puts it: "Failure to handle PPI complaints fairly".
Murray however admitted that "if the "villain" weren't so sympathetic, or if the action weren't so breathless, or if I didn't find the Bellivia material so funny, I'd probably be annoyed by the wacky way the Fringe writers have found to bring William Bell back".
Rieff is best known as a sympathetic critic of Freud's work and a not-so-sympathetic historian of its cultural importance.
When hairdresser Miriam Mamani puts on her electric-blue pollera skirt, matching shiny shawl and filigree jewellery, she becomes La Simpática Sonia – a not-so-sympathetic assailant with a fearsome reputation in the highly stylised world of Bolivian wrestling.
Ukraine's request to reschedule its debt to western countries, to be put in negotiations on March 6th, might not get so sympathetic a response.Moscow's joyAs the West recoils from Mr Kuchma, Russia is embracing him.
Wilson fears that social workers, portrayed as distant or well-meaning but vaguely incompetent, may not be so sympathetic: "I'm always worried if I meet social workers because I am seeing them through Tracy's eyes.
