Sentence examples for sympathetic informed from inspiring English sources
For Graham Greene fans, Ian Thomson has edited Articles of Faith (Signal £12.99), Greene's Tablet journalism, and written a sympathetic, informed introduction.
He had a strong, sympathetic, and informed answer to a question about police violence and body cameras, in which, among other things, he decried the extortionate use of civil-forfeiture laws in poor communities.
A sympathetic bystander informed the officers that they had made a mistake: the sobbing woman was not with the group and no one had ordered her out of the gallery.
This helped Pakistani protesters to stay informed about sympathetic rallies taking place in America and Britain and to give the outside world a glimpse of ordinary people's reactions to the state of emergency.During the recent protests in Myanmar, the authorities temporarily suspended text messaging altogether.
"To be informed in a sympathetic way" was important for 98% of mothers in this study.
Though abhorring this brief descent into the working class, he began to gain that sympathetic knowledge of its life and privations that informed his writings.
21, 22 Second, in this study, both the patients and the assessors were informed of the intent to preserve the sympathetic nerves during sigmoidectomy but actually had no idea whether the nerve-preserving procedure was successful.
No 10 is known to be sympathetic to Gove on this issue, and parliament will be informed next week of Ebdon's three-year appointment, but the dispute over the role of the Office of Fair Access is likely to intensify.
Sivaji, is faking; he was informed of the plans to kill him by a sympathetic police officer prior to the interrogation.
What Rayner and her contemporaries offered was informed straight-talking and the generous belief that, given adequate practical and sympathetic advice, people would find their own solutions.
