Sentence examples for surprisingly sympathetic from inspiring English sources

Ms. González was surprisingly sympathetic.

He is surprisingly sympathetic towards England – scorched by Luis Suárez.

But the reporting on Tiger's demise was surprisingly sympathetic.

After I explained my case, Mr. McCann was surprisingly sympathetic.

Which led you to paint a surprisingly sympathetic portrait?

Even the Mule, who endangers the whole plan, is a surprisingly sympathetic character.

Without a general understanding that crime was no longer the real problem but that the response to crime might be, the movement could not have caught a surprisingly large, sympathetic audience.

A Times editorial titled "Nightmare in the Catskills" saw "a nightmare of mud and stagnation" and asked rhetorically, "What kind of culture is it that can produce so colossal a mess?" Time magazine, surprisingly, was more sympathetic.

The star has been on the offensive ever since his affair with Brittany Kerr hit the tabloids in 2012, but searching lyrics like, "Am I ever gonna turn my life around?/I just spent three nights in a two-night town," prove surprisingly disarming and sympathetic.

Sylvia Plachey's Self Portrait With Cows Going Home (Aperture, £27.50) rises above its art picture book status by being, yes, an art book but, surprisingly, a nice, human, sympathetic read.

Surprisingly, Rhys Ifans is more sympathetic than either of them.