Sentence examples for sympathetic class from inspiring English sources
Media bigs are not a very sympathetic class to begin with.
Robbie's sympathetic, class-conscious portrayal of Harding manages to infuse emotional complexity into this tragic American figure now considered by some a working class antiheroine and gay icon.
Countesses and marchionesses storming the ramparts of castles their families already own: "Equality for Women in the Peerage," as the Hares are styling their cause, seems about as sympathetic as business-class passengers lobbying for more legroom.
This allowed Sarkozy to look wistfully harried and play the one part that he had never had the chance to play before — a sympathetic, erring middle-class French husband being blasted by a furious wife.
The SUNY report showed that Wilton e-mailed Broadus to encourage basketball players to take classes with sympathetic instructors and arranged independent study classes only for basketball players.
He remained sympathetic to the working class in his writings, which, as one critic pointed out, were also fantastical and experimental.
But it would be crazy to presume that the fact that your grandfather was a laboring man makes you more sympathetic to the working class.
2) Encourage the making of laws and rules by trial lawyers and sympathetic judges, especially through class actions.
There's something ironic about this perception, since many on the ideological, "purist" right have hammered Romney's policies as being too sympathetic to the middle class.
Regarding the second step, we used atenolol and 6-OHDA to suppress sympathetic activation and MHC class II+CD11b+ cell accumulation in the ventral vessels and/or EAE-relapse.
Regarding the 2nd step, we used atenolol and 6-OHDA to suppress sympathetic pathway and MHC class II+CD11b+ cell accumulation in the ventral vessels and/or EAE-relapse.
