Sentence examples for obvious sympathy from inspiring English sources

Its claims as satire are undermined by its obvious sympathy for its protagonist.

Pinsky looked at Sizemore with obvious sympathy, then tried to prompt him.

What lifts the film above comparable material is Sacha's obvious sympathy for Steve and Robb.

"The Aviator" superbly demonstrates, with abundant humor and obvious sympathy, that this very odd bird once soared on golden wings.

In 1998 our reviewer, Ted Conover, admired the author's "deep and obvious sympathy for Wallace," whose travails were truly harrowing.

Did the constant parade of oscillating lady-bits jar with the drama's obvious sympathy for the plight of the oppressed Victorian muse?

Despite the obvious sympathies of the theater troupe mounting the play, though, here the Occupiers don't come out looking so good.

Obvious sympathies go out to husband Liam Neeson, their two sons, and surviving friends and family.

Despite obvious American sympathy for Mr. Mubarak's security concerns, there is little evidence that the diplomats believed the president, now 82, was at risk of losing his grip on power.

But here's a politician who – despite his obvious leave sympathies – won't come clean about how he voted in the referendum.

You may be feeling by now, Mr President, that my criticism is more obvious than my sympathy.