Sentence examples for sympathetic found from inspiring English sources

Police officers were sympathetic, found her a hostel to stay in and returned with an interpreter the following day to interview her about what had happened.

Someone sympathetic found a name in George's address book, and a friend delivered him to a psychiatric hospital in Boston from which he emerged with a diagnosis and prescriptions I think he eventually abandoned.

Even sympathetic contemporaries found him frustrating.

The following March, a sympathetic magistrate found the theatre at fault, but handed out a mere £50 fine.

Responding to criticism that the daughter was too abrasive, Mr. Kushner said he tried to make her more sympathetic but found that the character was resistant.

I entered my research with preconceived notions (for example, that he was a doofus or a dolt and that she was a bubbleheaded shopaholic); yet the more I read about this pair, the more sympathetic I found them.

Strom's grandfather, a Confederate corporal, was present at Appomattox when General Lee surrendered, and his father killed a man who made the mistake of insulting him, though a sympathetic jury found self-defense.

Bonelli et al. [13], in a randomized trial of reflex sympathetic dystrophy, found that the performance of intravenous guanethidine block is of longer duration, and superior to stellate ganglion block as regards some early pharmacological effects.

Although Bowsher was sympathetic, he found the examples abstract and remote from his experience.

Searching out and working with key players in government who may be more sympathetic was found to be effective in both the Ghana and Kenya cases.

This means that we women tend to react and moderate our pricing strategy based on (1) our relationship with the client and the desire to maintain a positive relationship, and (2) how sympathetic we find the client to be.