Sentence examples for supportive more than from inspiring English sources

"They have been supportive more than anyone will ever know, and they know what it is to do laundry, and to see their mom so sick, but they also know that we make the best of our good days".

Artists will need supportive environments more than ever, and modern art itself will need powerful champions in a Britain likely to revert to conservatism with both a small and a large C. Anyway, art isn't everything.

Johnson was supportive, perhaps more than the film portrays, but was very reluctant and unsure he could accomplish such a thing so soon after the passage of civil rights.

Although he said that he meant the shirts to be supportive of Mr. Gore, more than one Bush supporter was spotted wearing the red and white shirts around town.

They are even more supportive of airstrikes: More than 7 in 10 support the use of strategic airstrikes.

But the cabin still delivers in ways that earlier Altimas did not: the airy space is 10percentt larger and the supportive seats are more than adequate for five adults.

"I was in a very difficult position, and I am the first to admit that," Mrs. Clinton said to a largely supportive group of more than 300 people at the Queens Village center.

"The citizens and government have been more than supportive.

And the overall cost of the campaign rose accordingly, with all candidates for federal office, their parties and their supportive "super PACs" spending more than $6 billion combined.

THE assumption is that the elderly retirees can pay as much as 80percentt of their income for housing and supportive services -- far more than younger people pay for housing as a percentage of income.

Of course they were more than supportive.