Doctor Foster, despite a sympathetic ear for her patients, is the worst GP of all time – betraying confidences at the drop of a hat, threatening patients in their own homes and getting involved in their domestic problems.
The Clinton administration treated Mylroie as, in her words, "a nut case," but Wolfowitz -- then spending the Clinton years as dean of the prestigious School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins -- listened to her 90-minute briefing on the evidence trail and wrote a sympathetic blurb for her book blaming Iraq for the first trade-center attack.
Jessica Leeds, one of the woman who has publicly accused Trump of assaulting her, told TMZ on Tuesday that she takes issue with Melania being viewed as sympathetic for standing by her spouse, while Trump villainizes Hillary Clinton for essentially doing the same. .
In an interview with Inside Soap, Bhatti admits that he is sympathetic for his character, Yusef.
And strapping those goggles on, which they also let us do, revealed the draw for the pilots themselves, making me even more sympathetic for their cause. .
Though Ms. Smith grows a bit long-winded in discussing these groups' millennial schemes, her gift for sympathetic characterization enables her to satirize her peoples' vanities and self-delusions without ever seeming patronizing or judgmental.
She makes Olive both sympathetic and admirable for her determination and undying hope.
When she returns home, she has a sympathetic boyfriend waiting for her.
After Serena's outburst at the chair umpire Eva Asderaki in the final she lost to Samantha Stosur, Serena is shown comparing herself to Malcolm X and having a private conversation with John McEnroe, who was (unsurprisingly) sympathetic with her for lashing out at officials.
Berenice Abbott (1898-1991), known for her sympathetic portraits, is represented by six little-known abstract "Wave Pattern" photograms (1958-61), made using water, glass and lights.
