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One such prospect was Caroline Kennedy, who aides to Mr. Bloomberg thought would be sympathetic because of her awkward experience trying to win appointment to a Senate seat.

Clinton was sympathetic; because of his interest in civil rights generally, and long friendships with gay and AIDS activists, he was then one of the national politicians most conversant on gay-equality issues.

Allan Loeb's script expects us to find Howard's co-workers sympathetic, because of course they are all facing their own personal dilemmas too.

Bond escapes, killing several of Mr. Big's men in the process, whilst Leiter is released with minimal physical harm by a gang member, sympathetic because of a shared appreciation of jazz.

As many have said since our 2003 invasion, up to that time we had so much goodwill around the world by those who were so sympathetic because of the events in New York City, Washington, D.C and the Pennsylvania field in the fall of 2001.

I find him immensely sympathetic precisely because of the vulnerability and the nakedness with which he expresses a very male mania".

"Even though [these defeats] have been bad publicity in the way of scores, I'm hoping that there'll be a sympathetic ear because of that by Fifa," Foster said.

The show, adapted from the British version by Brad Copeland, just assumes the four lads will be sympathetic characters because of the long tradition of lovable geeks on American television.

Although the cavernous, antiseptic church in which David preaches and in which his other son, Paul Paul Danoo), performs with his rock band, initially suggests that the filmmakers are similarly inclined toward derision, the Sandows emerge as surprisingly sympathetic, largely because of the actors.

Mind you, she speaks my language, so I could be sympathetic because she's one of the south London rock mafia.

But the case of Mr. Rios is especially sympathetic, because he was a victim in 1993 of a grotesque tragedy.