Sentence examples for sympathetic groups from inspiring English sources

Sympathetic groups in Europe and America have joined forces with wealthy individuals and governments in the Arab and Muslim worlds.

Difficult issues have come up, raised by journalists if not by others, and all candidates like to go before sympathetic groups and take agreeable questions.

A number of those on Senator Joseph McCarthy's list (or the various other lists compiled by sympathetic groups like the conservative veterans group The American Legion) descended into alcoholism or even committed suicide.

It either managed to highlight Mr. Pataki's role during the crisis -- which helped boost the governor's standing -- or it aroused the anger of sympathetic groups who then hailed Mr. Pataki's role during the crisis.

Mr. Berendt and other Democrats are already talking about this race in post-mortem fashion, saying it may have cost Ms. Cantwell when she refused to allow advertisements from the Democratic Party and sympathetic groups to enter the campaign.

The issue of food and drinks companies giving money to sympathetic groups has previously been pointed out by cardiologist Dr Aseem Malhotra, an outspoken critic of the food industry.

"We have a very sympathetic group," Mr. Finberg said.

Send so much information, said this sympathetic group, "that the Taliban can't collect and hide it all".

It's a lithe and sympathetic group, well suited to Mr. Hall's brand of nearly self-effacing lyricism.

He leads a sympathetic group consisting of John Hicks on piano, Curtis Lundy on bass and Victor Lewis on drums.

It did not help the cause of the depositors that a lot deposits seem to come from Russian moguls, not exactly a sympathetic group.