Sentence examples for sympathetic elements from inspiring English sources

James Gandolfini was, as he has been from the start, astonishingly good at balancing the vile and sympathetic elements of the character, but the show's huge popularity was starting to deliver a mob boss who was too cuddly for a hard-edged series.

In developing her account of semantic variation, Hasan argues that a configurative rapport has a 'nucleus', described as a semantic feature which acts as 'the pivot' attracting '"sympathetic" elements' (Hasan 2009e: 447).

Gene variations of two key sympathetic elements have been described in this illness.

I'm sympathetic to elements of both of these theories, but my point here is a more general one.

Ali Khan, raises serious concerns about the infiltration of elements sympathetic to Islamic extremists in the higher ranks of the army.

The officer's detention raises serious concern about the infiltration of elements sympathetic to Islamic extremists in the higher ranks of the army.

Officials said Mr. Singh was sympathetic to key elements of the administration's missile plan, even though some experts have warned that a shield could set off an arms race across Asia if China builds up its arsenal in response.

The six-party religious alliance, the Muttahida Majlis-e-Amal, which holds a majority in the assembly, is opposed to the American presence in Afghanistan and is sympathetic to Taliban elements that are continuing to fight United States forces.

While the lower ranks of the army, air force and navy have long been known to have elements sympathetic to the Taliban and extremist organizations, the arrest of Brigadier Khan is the first known arrest of an army official.

The "democratic opposition" to the communist system always contained elements sympathetic to the authoritarian pre-war Horthy regime, a semi-constitutional autocracy with a welfarist dimension that became less democratic and more antisemitic as the 1930s progressed, despite (or because of) the admiral's raging Anglophilia and enduring fascination with the English aristocracy.

The methods of government that they devised, centred on the one-party monopoly and known since the early 1920s as "totalitarian," were emulated not by elements sympathetic to communism but by nationalistic radicals hostile to it, such as Benito Mussolini in Italy and Adolf Hitler in Germany.