Sentence examples for sympathetic ideas from inspiring English sources

Members of the leftwing group Plan C deploy the slogan "Luxury for all" in their agitations, and a sharply-designed Tumblr, Luxury Communism, trumpets sympathetic ideas.

There is of course a potent Hollywood poignancy in the lead who evolves into a supporting player, and Sylvester Stallone's latest Rocky performance was a popular choice as best supporting actor, playing the ageing Rocky coaching the son of his former rival: it was a humane and sympathetic idea for a sequel.

Already sympathetic toward ideas of Greek independence, he afterward obtained permission to form two Greek regiments in English pay in order to give the Greeks military training, but the regiments were later disbanded.

William Scheuerman has argued recently (2011, 67 97), however, that so-called "classical" realists of the mid-twentieth century were more sympathetic to ideas of global institutional reform than contemporary realists.

To Lage he played a generous and sympathetic second, offering ideas and support.

Yet, sympathetic as these ideas seem at first look, they become dubious at a longer one.

In the early 19th century most leading English Friends were sympathetic to evangelical ideas, although they did not lose their unity with more traditional-minded Friends.

By no means were all members of the league supporters of Bellarmine, though their extreme Catholicism made many of them sympathetic to his ideas.

Although he joined the Socialist Party only briefly in 1912, he remained sympathetic with Marxist ideas throughout the rest of his life.

Sometimes these two positions — revolution versus stability — are presented as two choices, but actually I think most Egyptians feel sympathetic to both ideas.

"When you pick a chairman, you want somebody who is sympathetic with your ideas," said Lawrence J. Korb, the director of studies at the Council on Foreign Relations.