Sentence examples for particularly sympathetic to from inspiring English sources

The public isn't particularly sympathetic to tougher copyright enforcement.

Other rulings by Judge Noonan suggested that he was particularly sympathetic to the plight of immigrants.

None of this makes Italians particularly sympathetic to Berlusconi as he confronts an economic crisis.

I am particularly sympathetic to Sabey's plight, although I do not know him and have never knowingly met him.

Dr. Melman has seen too many men die from prostate cancer to be particularly sympathetic to this strategy.

Mr. Yi was not particularly sympathetic to the complaints of the former employees, saying they signed and accepted buyout packages.

They know [people in] council housing [are] not particularly politically sympathetic to them".

It's possible that Mr. Kaye opted to show several abortions because he wanted viewers, particularly those sympathetic to a woman's right to abortion, to understand what stirs some people not just to action, but also to kill doctors.

Now for the Left, and particularly those sympathetic to Jeremy Corbyn, podcasts offer an opportunity to consolidate their perceived advantage on social media.

Romney has chosen not to try to put the private equity business in a particularly sympathetic light nor to explain it in a way that would enable voters to see the connection between his financial activity and his ability to create jobs.

The satire of Russian authorities, the Orthodox church and the power structure in Russia is vicious and unrelenting, and even the victims are not particularly sympathetic characters, driven to drink, infidelities and anguished outbursts.