Sentence examples for some sort of sympathetic from inspiring English sources

But sometimes you know people continue to need encouragement and you have to have some sort of sympathetic joy with people who are obviously struggling, from the point of view of understanding where they're coming from.

Hansen said he could try again to color his horse, hoping racing officials will be more sympathetic if he ties the plan to some sort of charitable endeavor.

I'm sort of sympathetic with the wrong kind.

Given this sort of sympathetic formulation of the conservative position, critics can still find ample grounds for disagreement.

"As a shareholder I'm sort of sympathetic to the shareholder view that the industry is still overpaid".

It was the sort of sympathetic ovation a home crowd reserves for a David doing a mammoth job against an insurmountable Goliath.

Some process philosophers (e.g. Whitehead and Morgan) articulated their approach in the form of an axiomatic theory and in close relation to science, while others (e.g. Bergson) worked from an almost mystical sort of sympathetic apprehension of reality and insisted that process metaphysics could, if at all, only be expressed by means of a highly metaphorical use of language.

Looking at this graphic, I can see why in 2005 after 2 years of seemingly endless personal attacks, extreme accusations, and investigations some of Bailey's sexology friends took to wearing t-shirts reproducing the graphic, as a sort of sympathetic joke.

That is because, while Mr Hoecker proved no knight in shining armour for them, he was more sympathetic to some sort of federal role in solving California's crisis than were other commissioners of the FERC.

The agents of contagion may have been the shared suspicion that people around you were falling victim to some sort of noxious substance and the powerful sympathetic reaction to seeing other people scratch.

Encouraged by a sympathetic teacher, he finds some sort of hope in his new interest, even though social deprivation is always likely to stamp it out.