Sentence examples for sympathetic new from inspiring English sources

He added he had been buoyed by sympathetic New Yorkers.

They wonder who is buying copies of a sympathetic new book about François Duvalier called "The Misunderstood" by Jean-Claude Duvalier's former information minister, Rony Gilot.

A sad parable of just how far this pattern has played out: as Karen Filippelli, the savvy yet sympathetic new girl on Season 3 of "The Office," I had a distinct men's-wear vibe.

Yet whatever the damage to those Charles Jourdans and Jimmy Choos, the so-called Steel Butterfly's seductive power remains largely intact, as revealed in the surprisingly sympathetic new musical "Here Lies Love," produced by the artist and musician David Byrne.

Charlotte Chandler, in her sympathetic new biography of Crawford, "Not the Girl Next Door" (Simon & Schuster), suggestively quotes Crawford as saying, "If I could have selected a man to be my father, he would have been George Cukor".

Almost a quarter-century later, the band have become globetrotters, and sympathetic new recruits have emerged to play this capriciously complex, orchestral jazz in the creatively inexact manner its composer would have wanted.

For example, two sympathetic New York journalists who shared long nights at the Louisville telegraph office with the general grew deeply alarmed by his behavior.

Two aides to Mr. Franks, who managed to obtain convention passes from someone they called a "sympathetic New Jersey Democrat," seized on Mr. Corzine's toned-down language as a flip-flop.

The problem with that aspect of the arbitration mess is that even if you find a sympathetic New Hampshire judge and win, you still lose.

For someone like Allison Mack, who has been charged with serious crimes while a long-term member of a high-control group, that means she may not face a very sympathetic New York courtroom.

The society's audience was already sympathetic to new music.