Sentence examples for pretty sympathetic from inspiring English sources

In some ways it's pretty sympathetic to the K.K.K.

"She's a pretty sympathetic character," Ralph Hutchison, coordinator of the Oak Ridge Environmental Peace Alliance, said of the nun.

In fact, Blind seems pretty sympathetic to the homeless, unemployed, and coffee-focussed who make up the majority of a chain store's clientele.

Our management is pretty sympathetic, but we must still go through every single child and if they're underachieving there needs to be an explanation for that.

To my surprise, I'm pretty sympathetic to the narrative, which seems to be saying that the mass-bureaucratic welfare state is a colossal misuse of resources.

And via Mark Thoma, the very cautious Dave Altig looks at recent studies and concludes that we've been pretty sympathetic to structural explanations for the slow pace of the recovery.

He is very fond of one of his nurses, who is young, pretty and sympathetic.

Here everyone — friend and foe — is pretty much equally sympathetic, even the baritone Michael Volle, who emerges from a seat in the audience near the start of the opera to join the action on stage, singing the work's four villains with warmth, intensity and less malignancy than usual.

It's a colossal misjudgment, particularly since the Mayers, pretty much the only sympathetic characters in the film, get barely a handful of lines between them.

Growing up in Western Sydney, I knew some people who were otherwise pretty reasonable who were sympathetic to Hanson's message, which I found abhorrent.

Even Jon Snow, who, as several characters reminded us, has a pretty face and a sympathetic backstory, isn't enough to provide all the human intrigue in a scene with seven million undead C.G.I. assholes.