Sentence examples for something sympathetic from inspiring English sources

As a character, there is something sympathetic about him.

"There's something sympathetic about this," he said, on behalf of his character.

"There has to be something sympathetic about the two pieces and then the look totally works".

Goethe, who admired the collection, wrote that "you are bound to find something sympathetic or stimulating" in it.

Still, there's something sympathetic about Paul's urge to find out what really happened, his taking so personally something that doesn't involve him.

For Ms. Villepique achieving that effect was all about staying positive: "If I come in saying to people, 'What's the greatest thing about living here?,' I end up with something sympathetic, not judgmental".

Butler attempts to shift his face from its CUSTOMARY SNEER into something approaching SYMPATHETIC.

In the early hours of the drama he said little else and yet what seemed to be a one-dimensional role – that of a hired, blunted executioner - gave way to something incredibly sympathetic.

The more probable explanation is that the post-Hutton BBC is playing the political balance game here, trying to placate its masters by offering them something more sympathetic than Absolute Power or the sublime satire of The Thick Of It.

If there's one cliché which marks Englishness it's eccentricity, and if there's cruelty in the pictures, it is because Parr's subjects don't know he's toying with the cliché.The most affecting photos mix that sharp edge with something more sympathetic.

There is also very good evidence that young children's intrinsically motivated helping behavior is underlain by something like sympathetic concern for the other person.