Sentence examples for sympathetic facts from inspiring English sources

However, if you have sympathetic facts like an inherited account, chances are the IRS may be more lenient.

"You're also looking for sympathetic facts — that [Sorrell] honorably served the nation in the military is going to be a more sympathetic fact than a meth trafficker who's caught carrying firearms".

By so nakedly relying on the sympathetic facts of Mr. Ricci's case in advocating against Judge Sotomayor, Republican Senators will hopelessly muddle their larger assertion that President Obama wants judges with empathy, while they want judges who follow the law.

Markel's sympathetic, fact-filled and moving story of a garment worker with gumption rounds out the lesson.

"However," the justices in the majority wrote, "no matter how sympathetic the facts are, or how egregious the conduct, we simply cannot compromise the law in order to reach a result that clearly appears to be justified".

A percentage of the annoyed say they don't have easy access to e-mail, and to that I am sympathetic; in fact they are the reason I make it a point to check my voice mail in the first place.

She said she was sympathetic to the facts that many teachers had been displaced and that everyone was fatigued.

Here she exudes a sympathetic, matter-of-fact naturalness.

Ms. Bahrani said: "I am sympathetic to the fact that art makes us feel uncomfortable, can challenge.

Looking back at that I would say Sean Hannity was sympathetic to the fact that I was a survivor.

Mr. Usher's bank has not been sympathetic to the fact that he can neither live in nor sell his house, and he is required by law to make good on his mortgage.