Sentence examples for sympathetic inquiry from inspiring English sources

And Sue Barker was the soul of brief, sympathetic inquiry.

But his name usually prompts a flash of recognition, and the occasional sympathetic inquiry: "How are you doing?" "I don't know what they expect.

As we report today, Ms May herself may be sympathetic to giving the inquiry greater powers, but we can understand the private reservations of her colleagues.

Barakat seemed sympathetic, and signed a paper requesting inquiries into the case.

In late May, Culture Minister Jeremy Hunt, a close associate of Mr. Cameron, told the inquiry that he had been personally sympathetic to the bid, but did not act with improper bias when he was assigned to oversee it.

May, who has said she will consider their request for a public inquiry, is said to have been sympathetic to the former miners Arthur Critchlow and Kevin Horne, who described Orgreave's crushing impact on them and their communities.

Two other teachers near Dresden have been removed from their classrooms as well, while inquiry boards decide whether they made statements that were sympathetic to the terrorists.

While she initially mishandled allegations of a coverup of high-level child abuse, she has now set up a serious inquiry; and she won plaudits from campaigners for the sympathetic and determined way she is tackling deaths in custody.

Hinch told Guardian Australia he was sympathetic to the idea of an independent children's commissioner and would consider a Senate inquiry when he saw a bill or motion to establish one.

This sympathetic discussion of Husserl's Ideas inspired Ortega to pursue the new science of phenomenology as a method of inquiry.

A person sympathetic to Mr. Rove said that the questions seemed typical of those posed by a prosecutor wrapping up the loose ends of an inquiry.