A small circle of sympathetic men held hands around us to protect us from the crowd, which swelled on all sides.
The arrests in Paris and Brussels point to the existence of a circle of sympathetic "enablers" willing to help out without asking too many questions even if they had a limited idea of the plot.
For several years he was influential in German literary circles and sympathetic with the poetic aims of such leading writers as Christoph Friedrich Nicolai, Christoph Wieland, J.G. von Herder, and J.W. von Goethe, despite his bitingly sarcastic criticism.
Given this, it seems instructive to note how discussions of Borat, including the sympathetic and the suspicious, often circle over to the issue of Mr. Baron Cohen's own identity.
He then followed with his lip-out putt at No. 3. The huge gallery following him let out a sympathetic moan as the putt circled the cup, and Woods put his hands on his hips, staring at the hole with contempt.
In the days since, Mr. Bush has spoken to traditional black leaders and sought to widen the circle to others more sympathetic to his approach.
The local anesthetic can disrupt the escalating vicious circle of nociceptor activity – sympathetic excitation – circulation disturbance – neurogenic inflammation – muscle hardening, etc. in different sites at the same time.
Endorsements from Reid and Schumer suggest that the thinking in establishment circles has become more sympathetic to Sanders supporters following Clinton's loss.
39 Taken together, short sleep duration, increased caloric intake, poor sleep quality, decreased leptin levels, decreased insulin sensitivity and increased sympathetic activity affect each other, creating a vicious circle, which elevates the risk of IFG.
How much Wilde was his mother's son is clear from this engaging and sympathetic biography, which also illuminates extremely well the circles of artistic and literary women of the time.
