She is a very sympathetic person.
"The most sympathetic person was Tip," she told me.
maybe even a more sympathetic person then Hannah – Comment From ivaddj Alan Sepinwall: ivaddj, good point.
Those who met him found him a thoroughly sympathetic person, and a good companion with a ready sense of humour.
More problematic, the missing Jeremy barely exists as a character, and when you finally learn more about him, this arrogant rogue is the movie's least sympathetic person.
Mrs. Graham, who was the publisher of the Washington Post and then chairman of the company, knew a lot of interesting people and wrote about them well; and she was herself an enormously sympathetic person.
"There's this very famous and sympathetic person, who comes all the way from the States because she's interested in what's going on in the world and you're not even able to explain how your own life was".
A small, slightly sentimental gesture sees him telling his mother, a quiet, sympathetic person, that he prefers the snapshot of himself and his dad relaxing together on a beach to the stern portrait of his father in uniform that has hitherto dominated his bedside table.
A sympathetic person immediately hates expressions of schadenfreude without first checking whether they actually caused anyone to suffer.
And Laski speculates: "I should guess that she was a comfortable and sympathetic person and that Mill, brought up to fight Austin, Praed, Macaulay and Grote, had never met a really soft cushion before".
In this video, he came across as a very sympathetic person".
