Sentence examples for sympathetic personal from inspiring English sources

Skylark comes to recognize that their emotional bond is a ruse — that he has been seduced by the dictator, whose sympathetic personal self-presentation is a smoke screen to obscure his policies — but he doesn't take the chance to kill Kim.

Skylark comes to recognize that their emotional bond is a ruse that he has been seduced by the dictator, whose sympathetic personal self-presentation is a smoke screen to obscure his policies but he doesn't take the chance to kill Kim.

Many Republicans were sympathetic both on personal and political levels.

Thus begins one heartfelt, sympathetic and ultimately personal message available for lazy HR people.

In this case we were very sympathetic to the personal situation and extended the drawdown limit twice to over nine months.

Yet by mentioning his mother-in-law, Mr. Bartlett said, the president underscores that he is sympathetic to the personal and financial havoc brought on by Enron's collapse.

But even if Apple's stereotypical users - young, fashionable and metropolitan - are sympathetic to his personal views, he insists that his politics aren't important to the company's strategy.

But Poitras's portrayal is both personal and sympathetic.

The story of his career is indeed remarkable, and among the chief pleasures of the play is its sympathetic exploration of his personal odyssey.

Mr. Hogan again makes Mr. Rice — a surgeon (who has renounced the title "doctor") drowning his professional and romantic sorrows in whiskey — very personal, extremely sympathetic and decidedly human.

I was always a bit revolted by the clinical realism of the bloodletting in "The Sopranos," which made me feel soiled for taking a sympathetic interest in the personal foibles of the men perpetrating it.