Sentence examples for sympathetic answer from inspiring English sources

That's not a sympathetic answer: Why look up the definition, rather than looking inward?

The undead are likely to get a more sympathetic  answer here than in this summer's blockbuster World War Z, as those zombies are up against Brad Pitt.

Gore's tendency is to give the long, sympathetic answer, and then, as an afterthought, add, 'Having said that, I do not favor gay marriage.' " This strategist added that there are few people "as masterful as Bill Clinton at defining himself in a way that keeps those white male voters in the pen without alienating those female voters that really give you your edge as a Democrat".

The good news is, my answer is usually met with sympathetic response, which is as reassuring as it is depressing.

Maybe the only sympathetic or sensical answer is that it was an accident.

He had a strong, sympathetic, and informed answer to a question about police violence and body cameras, in which, among other things, he decried the extortionate use of civil-forfeiture laws in poor communities.

The answer was sympathetic and dismaying.

It's a subjective question, obviously, and even experts relatively sympathetic to his agenda answer it differently.

Luda was about to answer with a sympathetic smile, but the smile died in midair.

By Herbert Yahraes The New Yorker, September 10 , 1932P. 65 An answer to my sympathetic friends in Majorca, Normandy and the Italian Riviera... List of some of the places in America that are just as good.

They can't just keep repeating that simple competence, prudence, and sympathetic good sense are the answers, while exhibiting none of those traits.