Sentence examples for sympathetic man from inspiring English sources
Like the sublimely gifted O'Sullivan, White emerges as a far more sympathetic man than the hopelessly destructive Higgins.
I'd be amazed if George Hamilton were not a kind and sympathetic man to deal with personally.
Prentice, who seems to have been an intelligent and sympathetic man, recoiled from the story, and decided to print the collection as it had originally been conceived.
In her 1992 novel "A Place of Greater Safety," about the French Revolution, she performed the amazing feat of making Robespierre a sympathetic man.
Lire left the airport with a sympathetic man, who happened to be from Botswana, and began trying to navigate her new life.
One of his neighbors, a sympathetic man with a round face and broken teeth named Muhammad al Bahri, told me he reassured Hamali through the keyhole on the first day.
Instead of commiserating behind closed doors, women and sympathetic men started increasingly bringing our anger to social media.
In all, Ms. Xiong said, about 20 people around China — mostly women but some sympathetic men, too — shaved their heads to protest the rules.
When Simpson suggested there are few sympathetic men in Drabble's stories, Drabble retorted that it was surely true of them both.
A small circle of sympathetic men held hands around us to protect us from the crowd, which swelled on all sides.
STANDING in front of 200 earnest female faces and a smattering of sympathetic men at a recent Harvard Hillel conference on "superwomen," I realized my customary ironic autobiographical anecdotes were falling flat.
