Sentence examples for real sympathetic from inspiring English sources

Figures as different as Marilyn Monroe and Fidel Castro become real, sympathetic human beings.

I say, 'No, it is to explain hunting".' He added, "I hate to stereotype, but most teachers are liberal, tree-hugging, and they're not real sympathetic to the cause".

I'm sure season ticket holders who had PSLs forced on them will be real sympathetic.

I was 20 years old and didn't know people wrote like that or about these things funny, real, sympathetic takes on the working class.

The possibility that their happiness could be shattered by diverging desires — his restless desire to achieve something beyond the walls of Dunder Mifflin, her need for help and support at home — made them real and sympathetic again.

These quotidian problems sometimes seem overwrought, and the book's end brings an unnecessary plot twist, but the precision of Minot's descriptions succeeds in making her characters seem real and sympathetic.

His other plays include The Gingham Dog (1969); Lemon Sky (1970; televised 1987); Angels Fall (1982); Burn This (1987); Redwood Curtain (1993; televised 1995), about a young adopted woman's search for information about the Vietnamese woman and American GI who are her real parents; Sympathetic Magic (1997); and Book of Days (1998).

Both Galileo's successes and failures are presented, which makes him more real and sympathetic.

Here all are human, with very real, and very sympathetic expressions.

Greer Grimsley's Wanderer was as real and as sympathetic as I have ever seen.

There's no real expression of sympathetic interest in retrospect on their part.