In this mood, he softened the satire and told about Tristram's opinions, his eccentric family, and ill-fated childhood with a sympathetic humour, sometimes hilarious, sometimes sweetly melancholic a comedy skirting tragedy.
To investigate the effects of an 8-week meditation program on perceived stress, sleep, mood, sympathetic activation and memory function in adults with cognitive impairment and their caregivers.
Man's confident assumption that his environment is so sympathetic to his moods as to kick in with complimentary props when he requires them bespeaks the kind of arrogance that invites comeuppance.
It's perfectly reasonable as, truth be told, In The Air Tonight flawlessly merged melody and mood with sympathetic instrumentation and production.
As a former top Republican staff member in the Senate and legal counsel to the New York Stock Exchange, she might have been expected to be sympathetic to the antiregulatory mood of both parties, but, once again, she found herself out of step, most notably when a young company known as Enron called on the C.F.T.C. to relax its regulatory grip.
Brandstrup's piece has a starkly expressionist quality, wholly sympathetic to the proto-modernist mood of the music.
It is becoming a recurring theme and West Ham's fans were not in the mood to be sympathetic after his latest lapse.
While acknowledging that the national mood is not sympathetic to the rights of terrorism suspects, the lawyers say they are optimistic that the courts will still find the detentions to be illegal, an argument supported by civil rights groups and some constitutional scholars.
The public mood was not sympathetic to conscientious objectors (COs), with many considering them traitors and cowards whose presence was an insult to the north-east men who had left to fight on the front.
