Sentence examples for strongly sympathetic from inspiring English sources
Her blog, strongly sympathetic to Tibetan sufferings, is blocked in China.
The men were convicted and sentenced to death in a process full of irregularities and against popular sentiment, which was strongly sympathetic to the accused.
As an Oxford-and-Cambridge educated theologian, the 58-year-old archbishop gained a reputation as a deep-thinking liberal, strongly sympathetic to gay rights, and underscored that as archbishop of Wales by appointing openly gay men to the clergy.
If any testimonial saplings were rooted in Utah, however, it was without the official sanction, for the Governor, J. Bracken Lee, has no sympathy with the U. N. & insisted that within the borders of Utah Oct. 23rd be designated as U.S. Day... We hadn't realized that Gov. Lee was so strongly sympathetic even with the U.S.
David Harris, a University of Pittsburgh law professor who studies racial profiling and police misconduct, said that while he is "strongly sympathetic that police ought to be held accountable for wrongdoing," prosecutors have proceeded with a legally dicey case.
In 1980, Lucy Dawidowicz noted that although Hitler's War was strongly sympathetic to the Third Reich, because Irving argued that Hitler was unaware of the Holocaust as opposed to denying the Holocaust, that his book was not part of the "anti-Semitic canon".
Furthermore, proximal parts of the intracranial vessels are strongly innervated by sympathetic afferents, which modulate vascular tone.
Blood flow in these organs is moderately to strongly influenced by sympathetic vasoconstrictor mechanisms.
The aim was to build up a strong anticipatory arousal thereby strongly activating the sympathetic nervous system [ 31].
MSNA is strongly correlated with myocardial sympathetic activity (27); thus, the smaller ESV we observed at rest may reflect elevated basal sympathetic activation in diabetic adolescents.
"Of course members feel very strongly about them, I am sympathetic to that, I respect that.
