Sentence examples for sympathetic complex from inspiring English sources

Maureen, a figure of foolishness in the first scene (she's so stupid that she runs into the men's bathroom, instead of the women's, to throw up), gradually becomes a sympathetic, complex character who deserves much better than she receives.

It's off to a good start, with the surprising emergence of Melisandre as a sympathetic, complex, and genuinely interesting character.

The actor sometimes rewrote his parts to make them more sympathetic or complex.

Cain had recently befriended a woman named Kate Cummings, who did perhaps more than anyone else to urge him toward a more sympathetic and complex view of women's need for both conventionality and freedom.

Hunt's film, made quickly and on a low budget, is full of traditional virtues — sympathetic and complex characters, plausible situations, evocative locations, committed acting, painful moral dilemmas — everything but a touch of mad beauty and a raison d'être.

Ali et al described 12 patients with reflex sympathetic dystrophy (complex regional pain syndrome type I) in whom NE application rekindled pain [ 9].

Dohnányi, however, offered us something altogether more sympathetic and emotionally complex.

Field makes Mary a complex, sympathetic, heartbreaking figure and deserves an Oscar.

Given her background, "I was impressed by her complex, sympathetic - though never condoning - portrayal of Darlington", the English aristocratic Nazi sympathiser.

But as the revival of the Maury Yeston-Arthur Kopit musical unfurls at the Eugene O'Neill Theater, the nine principal women of "Nine" begin to emerge as willful, complex, sympathetic individuals.

Jimmy is not only complex, sympathetic, and anchoring; he is also the observer of the new language that abounds in this new world, and the curator and lexicographer of the old words that no one uses anymore — "Knell.