Sentence examples for sympathetic account from inspiring English sources

Tomalin and Hall's sympathetic account traces the events leading up to Crowhurst's suicide.

His sympathetic account "illuminates a world that passers-by never see," Andrew Jacobs wrote here last year.

The rest - as Bradford's well done and essentially sympathetic account surely demonstrates- is of very little consequence.

It's a blunt but sympathetic account of "freak life" and was pulped a month after publication in 1976: apparently the disco generation just didn't want to go there.

But it is also a provocatively sympathetic account of the abolitionist movement and of John Brown -- whose attack on Harpers Ferry helped bring about the Civil War.

Standing in at short notice as soloist for the indisposed Janine Jansen, Daniel Hope gave a tenderly sympathetic account of the Britten concerto.

When he died there were sympathetic accounts.

Talbot's interpretation of the Kennedy years is at odds even with many of the most sympathetic accounts.

The Chinese media has been flooded with sympathetic accounts of Japanese civility in the midst of disasters.

Boston newspapers printed sympathetic accounts of the conditions facing the prisoners and urged city residents to respond charitably to assist the newcomers.

There is also a sympathetic accounting of the impact of Reagan's economic policies that has drawn questions from Democrats and economic historians.