After the shooting, minority residents felt mostly bitterness and fear; whites expressed sympathetic bafflement about how the police treated nonwhites.
Maybe a briefing to lobby hacks and a big picture-byline opinion piece in a sympathetic newspaper about how Islamophobes in the Tory ranks are living off borrowed time would have been better?
Instead, the public saw organized anger and determination, and it was reported by the press in very sympathetic stories about how we were left to die by an indifferent government that was given a pass to do that by an indifferent country.
"And then he segues into a sympathetic-sounding response about how we have to uphold everybody's differences and dreams.
How about 11? How about nine?
But as he parried a sympathetic Republican's question about how careful the Supreme Court should be in overturning an act of Congress, Judge Roberts also acknowledged a political reality that hung over his confirmation hearings: "All judges are acutely aware of the fact that millions and millions of people have voted for you and not one has voted for any of us".
There was something funny to me about how sympathetic and compelling his character was, when basically everyone else was caught up in this web of crazy, violent, occult shit.
However, rather than creating a more sympathetic Petunia, and explaining more about how jealousy of her sister Lily prompted her dislike of anything out of the ordinary, Rowling decided to keep the unkind character as she was at the end of book seven.
I am sure Mr. Wright meant Mr. Rudd's character to be accepted as a man of good faith trying his best to keep afloat, and for us to hear with a sympathetic ear his impassioned arguments about how his beliefs are the bedrock of his life.
Most notably, Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi (R) has been grilled about how her sympathetic post-Orlando rhetoric squares with her long fight against LGBT equality. .
