Sentence examples for relatively sympathetic from inspiring English sources

He painted a relatively sympathetic portrait of the killers, making clear they didn't intend to kill Georgie.

But it was also notable because, notwithstanding the report about civilian casualties, he is considered relatively sympathetic to the military.

They described teachers as being relatively sympathetic, discouraging cheating, but not always punishing it as severely as school policy dictates.

The people live in a very remote part of the rainforest and the Acre state government is relatively sympathetic to indigenous people's rights.

Clinton, a technocrat like him, socially liberal but relatively sympathetic to Wall Street, could see her campaign devastated by a third-party candidacy from Bloomberg.

The Wall Street Experience is run by Andrew Luan, a former Deutsche Bank trader who has a relatively sympathetic view towards the "entrepreneurial" stories of successful financial institutions.

Lib Dem voters do still tend to be relatively more sympathetic to Labour than to Conservatives.

Studies using heart rate (HR) and QT interval variability measures suggest a decreased cardiac vagal function and a relatively increased sympathetic function in anxiety.

The White House reached out to Southern Weekend as a relatively liberal and sympathetic outlet, but censors took that as proof of the paper's political unreliability.

Much of the public and many of our courts are sympathetic to relatively simplistic arguments based on legal equality: laws that treat some people differently than others are bad.

He played a crucial role at the beginning of internal autonomy (1956 1958), although the relatively conservative Boganda remained sympathetic to French interests and still did not advocate immediate independence.