Sentence examples for sympathetic attitudes from inspiring English sources

At lively talkbacks some accused the show of overly sympathetic attitudes toward evangelicals, while others said it mocked the faithful.

Far more successful is von Schirach's casually sympathetic attitude toward his perpetrators.

Although teaching methods remained oriented toward textbook memorizing and strict discipline, a more sympathetic attitude toward children began to appear.

This didn't change my opinion about him, except for maybe a more sympathetic attitude and feeling that the media was treating him unfairly.

But in the 1950's, a more sympathetic attitude toward Indians is signaled by the advertising for "Broken Arrow," whose title proclaims an end to hostilities.

And at the same time, it would contribute to persuading society at large to take a more sympathetic attitude to the less favoured members of the community.

A sympathetic attitude toward the hard life of the people is reflected in the works of most of the painters and sculptors of that time.

Temple's sympathetic attitude toward the Labour movement led him to join the Labour Party (1918 25); he was also president (1908 24) of the Workers Educational Associationn.

Many travel to Spain, where a sympathetic attitude to infertile women and a payment of £800 mean that donors are forthcoming.

In 1939 Britain changed its Middle East policy, abandoning its sympathetic stand toward the Jews and adopting a sympathetic attitude toward the Arabs, leading to severe restrictions on Jewish immigration and settlement in Palestine.

Seated next to me were two Foreign Office officials who murmured constant criticisms to each other about the sympathetic attitude Healey was taking towards two guerrilla army leaders who shared the platform with him.