Sentence examples for sympathetic leader from inspiring English sources

He hopes that if Mr Blair is replaced by a more sympathetic leader, he may yet rejoin the party.

The television commercials, shot in soft black and white, portray Mr. Paterson as a serious if sympathetic leader, grappling with the recession.

He played Johnny, the sympathetic leader of the gang and Omar's childhood friend.

Mr. Mugabe reacted with outrage and has sent his closest allies, many of them veterans of Zimbabwe's liberation struggle, to lobby other, more sympathetic, leaders in the region to take his side.

At a separate press briefing, Thomas said that the process of realignment with more sympathetic leaders would be complete by 2014, when the first woman bishop is likely to be appointed.

Meanwhile, Mr. Berlusconi's backers have been fanning out to seek endorsements from sympathetic foreign leaders to counter the of press condemnations.

In the tribal regions, Qaeda operatives found support from sympathetic local leaders willing to defy the Pakistani government's efforts to crack down on Islamic radicals.

With the help of sympathetic union leaders, especially Jack Jones of the TGWU, he introduced that policy and steered it quite successfully through successive stages.

At a news conference later, he said the president had reacted emotionally, saying, " 'Those who are with me can stay; those who are against me can leave.' " Mr. Wahid had gathered a group of sympathetic community leaders who urged him to declare an emergency and to shut down the opposition party, Golkar, the ruling party under former President Suharto, who was forced from office three years ago.

The colonial military of the South Carolina, which considered the Cherokee towns to be within its sphere of influence, responded by assaulting Cherokees, taking more scalps from the Cherokee and selling them to British authorities, and the colonial government refused to engage in negotiations with even the most sympathetic Cherokee leaders.

Mark raises some cash and finds a sympathetic Welsh mining leader to accept it: a dignified and intelligent performance from Paddy Considine as Dai.