Sentence examples for sympathetic description from inspiring English sources

A detailed and slightly overextended account of the family background prepares the way for a sympathetic description of Florence's upbringing.

Many thanks to Elvis Mitchell for his understanding and sympathetic description of Wim Wenders's genius and lack of American commercial success.

A detailed and slightly overex-tended account of the family background prepares the way for a sympathetic description of Florence's upbringing.

When they did, they found sympathetic descriptions of their father as "a nice guy" or "always caring".

Other writers have given us sympathetic descriptions of traditional rural life - George Bourne in Change in the Village (1912), for example, Mary Russell Mitford's Our Village (1824-32) and, in fiction, Elizabeth Gaskell (the bookish Laura dotes on Cranford).

Parry is evenhanded and sympathetic in his description of Blackman's tormented and fractious family, none of whom behaved the way the tabloids or the public expected.

53. Abell & Currie (1999), however, argue, as simulationists, against quasi-pictorial theory, and there is little sign that they are any more sympathetic to "propositional" description theory (see also Abell, 2005).

It usually contains a funeral procession, a description of sympathetic mourning throughout nature, and musings on the unkindness of death.

She starts writing a blog called Raceteenth or Various Observations About American Blacks (Those Formerly Known as Negroes) by a Non‑American Black, cataloguing the judgments and sympathetic failures that this description entails, including the fact that in America, she observes, everyone is constantly being diagnosed with mental illnesses that don't exist on her continent.

While Mackenzie's was the first clinical description of sympathetic ophthalmia in full, the complete histopathological report of the disease did not appear until 1905, with a publication by Ernst Fuchs describing infiltration of the uveal tract, particularly the choroid, and formation of nodular aggregations beneath the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) in several specimens [3].

The current findings are in accordance with a recent description of sympathetic neuropathy in patients with chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction (CIPO) [ 20], a disease characterised by pronounced neuropathic changes in the ENS.