Sentence examples for somewhat sympathetic from inspiring English sources

"I am somewhat sympathetic to the schedule makers.

But some of those controlling the prisons seem somewhat sympathetic even toward the Pakistanis.

And I'm somewhat sympathetic to the view that it might indeed be true.

Some people read In Cold Blood as if Capote had been somewhat sympathetic to one of the murderers, Perry Smith.

Part of me felt somewhat sympathetic towards Dan Turner, because he's just attempting to defend his boy.

Still, Mr. Pratt comes across as somewhat sympathetic; as the scandal unfolded friends and "Antiques Roadshow" dumped him.

This may shed some light on what I meant when I said that most of the commission members probably found antifa somewhat sympathetic.

As a result, Weizmann's contribution to the allied war effort was enormous and during this time he had the somewhat sympathetic ear of senior cabinet ministers.

"I wonder if I was too generous," Gibney said when the Guardian asked about his film's somewhat sympathetic treatment of Holmes, who denies the allegations.

Henry Fonda, too, is likable but somewhat more sympathetic and passive than a husband in such circumstances has any right to be.

Writing for Vox, David Roberts was somewhat more sympathetic to the Administration's position.