Sentence examples for reliably sympathetic from inspiring English sources
Since then, OAN has become a reliably sympathetic voice of the administration's goals and actions.
It helps that Sang-hyun is played by Song Kang-honeofe of South Korea's most inventive and reliably sympathetic actors.
Because the press is reliably sympathetic to the cause of abortion rights, and because pro-choice extremism tends to be the province of sophisticates and tastemakers, this reality does not always get the attention it deserves.
Hostile men have reliably displayed an exaggerated sympathetic stress response across multiple experimental settings, with cardiovascular reactivity for blood pressure and heart rate concurrent with lateralized right frontal lobe stress (Trajanoski et al., in Diabetes Care 19(19961412–1415, 1996; see Heilman et al., in J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 38(19759–72, 1975).
Mr. Xia's case evoked sympathetic coverage even from some of China's most reliably pro-government news media.
Mental stress reliably induces increases in salivary alpha amylase (sAA), a suggested surrogate marker for sympathetic nervous system (SNS) reactivity.
The cold pressor test (CPT), introduced by Hines and Brown, reliably increases blood pressure, a thermoregulatory reflex as well as a global activation of the sympathetic nervous system under standardised conditions [ 39].
We started talking about local politicians who now reliably show up at fast-food protests, and also at the next-morning "walk-backs," when strikers are escorted by sympathetic crowds back to their restaurants.
Simply, learning the positive list has been found to reliably lower blood pressure and heart rate, whereas learning the negative affective list reliably increases blood pressure and heart rate or sympathetic tone.
Heightened sympathetic tone was found using skin conductance, where emotional word production (both for happy and for sad words) yielded reliably increased skin conductance over the neutral word generation condition.
