Sentence examples for still sympathetic from inspiring English sources

For economic as well as journalistic reasons, I'm still sympathetic to that line of argument.

Many tenants, still sympathetic to communism, resent the trend's capitalist overtones.

Now that the liberators are in government, he is still sympathetic, but lampoons the abuses that power makes possible.

Even when we've seen Norman kill two people – even when he is doing the creepy half-smile and his face is fading into a skull – he's still sympathetic.

But people are still sympathetic, except perhaps for some of my Australian critics, the most scornful of whom has always wanted me dead anyway.

He and Trump have mostly stamped out the immigration-reform wing of the G.O.P., though the business class and important leaders, like Paul Ryan, are still sympathetic.

Less high-minded, still-sympathetic talkers such as Townhall's Cal Thomas, gave voice to the notion that Imus' mistake was that he ran afoul of a "first amendment double standard".

JUDGE KLEIN (still gently sympathetic): Have you had any of your pictures done on television?

Most Greeks, with a history of hardship and emigration, are still broadly sympathetic to the migrants.

Although I was just a disembodied online voice, I was still a sympathetic ear; an almost-real imaginary friend.

Though Reynard is sly, amoral, cowardly, and self-seeking, he is still a sympathetic hero, whose cunning is a necessity for survival.