Sentence examples for sympathetic call from inspiring English sources

After the speech, Kapler's third wife — the poet Yulia Drunina, whose work Svetlana described to me as "mediocre" — suggested that he give her a sympathetic call.

Kevin Rudd's aide told the US embassy that the former Australian prime minister had "hoped for a sympathetic call" from Hillary Clinton after he lost the Labor leadership in 2010, newly released emails show.

"Although he did not raise the issue, his aide called Edgard afterward and noted that Rudd had not heard from S [secretary Clinton], and would have hoped for a sympathetic call," Bleich wrote.

Hodgson names his squad on 12 May and it will be the night before when the players who fail to make the cut receive the sympathetic call to let them know the bad news.

A judge was sympathetic, calling the circumstances "very disturbing," but said that the law gave her no opportunity to intervene.

Mr. Gambling, 50, said yesterday that he had received an "overwhelming" number of sympathetic calls and messages, including from dignitaries like Gov. Christine Todd Whitman and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

In 1971, Julie Baumgold wrote a cover story for New York, at once disdainful and sympathetic, called "The Persistence of the Jewish American Princess," portraying the type as a spoiled girl who wouldn't cook or clean.

In a recent interview, former senator Bob Packwood recalled a sympathetic phone call from President Clinton the night after the Senate Ethics Committee voted to expel him from Congress for sexual misconduct.

I would like to see a sympathetic publisher call McDonnell's bluff.

The academic was sympathetic but called the Guardian and the ruse was exposed.

But one thing has given him hope: the other day a sympathetic jailer called him fratello (brother).