Sentence examples for slightly sympathetic from inspiring English sources

I can't think of a film that had an even slightly sympathetic trailer park receptionist.

As an armchair viewer I've always been mildly cynical yet still slightly sympathetic to athletes who start crying in light of a sporting contest, but I was hardly able to get my words out.

It also struck an emotional chord — and even perhaps a slightly sympathetic one — among families across the country who have gone through the process of international adoption and know how difficult the adjustment can be.

It was always hard to not feel slightly sympathetic toward Google in its awkward, embarrassing dealings with China.

The endpoint of this way of thinking can be found on the forums where Rodger discovered some slightly sympathetic posters who refer to themselves as "incels"—men who are "involuntarily celibate".

Others were slightly more sympathetic to the industry.

She felt slightly more sympathetic towards celebrities following her own brush with Hollywood fame via An Education, but thinks that made her "probably worse at my job, actually".

She also suffered from having essentially the same message as Nicola Sturgeon and Leanne Wood - but being slightly less sympathetic as a debater on the night.

If I have a house in Michigan that I can't sell now, does that mean I can stop paying my mortgage?" Michael Judd, a chemical industry analyst with Greenwich Consultants, was only slightly more sympathetic.

In that light, the ultimatum sent by Vienna to the Serbian regime three weeks after the assassination in Sarajevo, although unquestionably high-handed, appears in a slightly more sympathetic light.

And Mrs Gaymard is not GE's only emissary in its bid to win approval to buy Alstom.Yet she may, with her insider's knowledge of how to play the game, have earned GE a slightly more sympathetic hearing in the corridors of power.