Sentence examples for sympathetic book from inspiring English sources
"The problem isn't Sattouf, who has written a funny and sympathetic book.
James's 2009 debut novel, "Atlas of Unknowns," a cheerful and sympathetic book, told the story of a troubled relationship between two motherless sisters from Kerala, India.
And yet readers may end this well-informed and sympathetic book wondering how long it can be before the bloom fades, even among those fond Blair Democrats.
May I also make a plea for the recognition of Willy Russell's The Wrong Boy, another sympathetic book about a special needs (or supposed special needs) child who is misunderstood and misdiagnosed.
Brady, who has written a largely sympathetic book, maintains that the widely circulated story that Fischer had his fillings removed to stop them being used by the Soviets for radio signals is an "urban legend".
How very unfortunate that Dr Seuss, whose verbal pyrotechnics have given so much pleasure to so many children, should also have given them, however innocently, the ghastly label "nerd".The precise meaning of the word (in its post-Seuss sense) is hard to pin down, as David Anderegg, a child psychologist and academic, argues in this thoughtful and warmly sympathetic book.
Countless biographers who set out to write sympathetic books end up hurling their subjects into the wood chipper.
What is she going to talk about — how fat her bank account is?'" Journalists writing sympathetic books about Google are apparently getting "unprecedented" and "generous" access to the company.
He spent more time with George W. Bush than did any other journalist, writing several largely sympathetic books about his handling of Iraq and Afghanistan before playing catch-up with prevailing sentiment and essentially reversing course.
They wonder who is buying copies of a sympathetic new book about François Duvalier called "The Misunderstood" by Jean-Claude Duvalier's former information minister, Rony Gilot.
Douglas Brinkley, the author of "Tour of Duty: John Kerry and the Vietnam War," a sympathetic new book based on Mr. Kerry's wartime diaries and letters, described that aspect of Mr. Kerry's Senate testimony as "the low moment of Kerry's week of protest".
