Sentence examples for sympathetic human from inspiring English sources

Although neither, the hammer nor the ring, helped make the character a sympathetic human being.

Figures as different as Marilyn Monroe and Fidel Castro become real, sympathetic human beings.

The other is a more sympathetic, human response based on the now considerable evidence that Suárez cannot help himself.

"The poor fellow, you know he's a great player, but he's never been a particularly sympathetic human being," Bloom said.

But he emerges in those books as a sympathetic human being, a good man tormented by self-loathing.

She is expected to make a full recovery and has become the sympathetic, human face of a city wearied by crime, and an inspiration for law enforcers.

After the writer's sympathetic, human-interest story it was decided he was not a leper, and he was allowed to go out again.

Gibney was allowed unprecedented access, and appeared to be making a rather sympathetic human-interest film, to the horror of Armstrong's critics.

When writing Kate and Leo's story, how did you strike the balance between emphasising problems with the way LGBT individuals are treated, while also showing how sympathetic humans can be?

As it goes along, characters that begin as monstrous caricatures resolve into struggling, generally sympathetic humans, as they move through hipster-y Brooklyn and beyond, into scenes of family and relationships and work incidental to the mystery.

So she was the more sympathetic, more human and accessible heroine, the one more like us.