Sentence examples for sympathetic boss from inspiring English sources
And Stella is a sympathetic boss.
In other words, a high-powered lawyer or chief executive, ill equipped to pick up on more-subtle emotions, doesn't make for a sympathetic boss.
A sympathetic boss gave him money for a small plot of land in what was then the semi-rural suburb of Dwarka and he built a very modest, cramped two-room home there.
I met several such workers, one of whom, a Popeye's employee, had been told by a sympathetic boss to pack his bags, carry them to the office of a U.S. commander, and fall to his knees weeping, in the hope of being granted a ticket home.
Walters, whose first ambition was to be an actress and who had a couple of early jobs in public relations, became a journalist by accident, when NBC moved "Today" from the entertainment to the news division and a sympathetic boss decreed that she could write for all segments of the show.
Included in the cast are Anne Bancroft and Martin Landau as Ms. Gruber's parents; Hal Holbrook as her sympathetic boss, Mr. Ickes and William L. Petersenn, a star of the CBS television series "C.S.I.," as a member of the War Refugee Board.
Yet, according to Ginka Toegel, a professor at IMD business school in Switzerland and one of the authors of the paper, as sympathetic bosses become the norm, so they have also become taken for granted.
Others with sympathetic bosses will be able to break away to watch the crucial World Cup game against Slovenia on specially set-up screens, with the rest forced to rely on sneaky looks at tucked-away televisions or discreetly following the action online.
Anne Hathaway plays the beleaguered assistant, but she is much less interesting — and in the end less sympathetic — than the boss, Miranda Priestly, incarnated by Meryl Streep as a subtle and searching (and very funny) portrait of glamour and power.
PT-SH "…and then I say how sympathetic is your boss likely to be… that's sort of my big question actually because I think most jobs could be adapted to somebody once the acute problem has settled".
Her boss was sympathetic to her ambitions.
