Sentence examples for sympathetic perspective from inspiring English sources

The newcomers who got their breaks in his work responded enthusiastically to his sympathetic perspective.

Certainly the casting of a black actor, Nyambi Nyambi, as Caliban, invites a nuanced, sympathetic perspective on the character.

From a sympathetic perspective, to put out a flag can be a gesture way beyond mere jingoism.

The unions also seemed to fail to attract support from people without full-time employment.It is equally notable that El País, a centre-left newspaper as well as the country's best quality daily, goes big this morning on the question of public sector wages, but not from an especially sympathetic perspective.

It demands of its reader huge leaps of sympathetic imagination, shifting perspective between the Australians and their Japanese captors, allowing each a measure of redemptive humanity.

More so than the novel, the film's anatomy of a marriage is dictated to a greater degree by, and arguably more sympathetic to, the perspective of Ben Affleck's lunkishly inadequate husband than Rosamund Pike's iridescently sociopathic wife, for whom spousal revenge and personal liberty aren't mutually exclusive.

(For an attempt to work out these issues for one domain, that of parents and children, from a perspective sympathetic to Cohen's line, see Brighouse and Swift 2009).

Third, there is a branch of the literature sympathetic to the perspective that policies that are friendly to openness (like trade) are positively linked to financial development (see Huang and Temple 2005; Do and Levchenko 2004).

It's a complicated question, my community liberal, mostly white people are sympathetic to a perspective that's critical to traditional marriage.

This view is widely shared, both within Israel and among the Jewish diaspora--yet it is conspicuously absent from the policy platforms of America's major parties (although American Jews tend to be less sympathetic to this perspective than most, which may partially explain Sanders' tepid reception among Jewish voters).

In other words, does it take someone sympathetic to the Israeli perspective to understand what motivates the characters in this novel?