Sentence examples for sympathetic narrative from inspiring English sources

Of course, to many on both sides of the aisle, there is a less sympathetic narrative.

Evoking the sympathetic narrative of young people who found themselves in this country illegally after coming as children, Mr. Obama said opponents of the legislation had no rationale for blocking them from a path to citizenship.

He imagines a more sympathetic narrative of Gertrude's marriage to Hamlet's father and her affair with Claudius.

I woke thinking that the Texas sonogram law is equally cruel to the 15-year-old or the 23-year-old or the 42-year-old without such a dramatic and instantly sympathetic narrative.

To the more sympathetic, the narrative provided a cautionary tale of the perils of fame and celebrity.

To my surprise, I'm pretty sympathetic to the narrative, which seems to be saying that the mass-bureaucratic welfare state is a colossal misuse of resources.

And while their victims are mostly Muslims, as Blair noted, too many in the Muslim world seem sympathetic to their narrative of victimhood, if not their methods.

The choreographers in Tampa seem to have decided that this means "humanizing" Romney – highlighting a sympathetic back story, an adoring family, a narrative of faith, a warmer side.

It is next to impossible for a small nation such as Belgium to monitor all its citizens who have returned from battlegrounds in Iraq and Syria – as well as those who may be sympathetic to the narratives of violent extremism.

It is shared by other sympathetic characters, until the narrative's treatment of the girl is nothing short of sadistic.

We are halfway through the book before we get to Paris, whither Miller has fled, feeling himself a "failure" at 38, and where he gradually gets downer and outer, in Turner's sympathetic and colourfully told narrative, before being rescued by friends and beginning to machine-gun out the typescript of Cancer, and to get it on with Anaïs Nin.