The capital is in an exciting stage of development, with EU investment resulting in sympathetic modernisation projects and a general buzz around the city.
In a dance culture obsessed with fetishistic posing and hyperextension, and at a time when the Royal Opera House website can ask, in all seriousness, whether ballet is an art or a sport (and, in so doing, lay bare the identity crisis assailing the Royal Ballet), it's blissful to share the sympathetic vibration projected by these dancers.
I want to like this book, because I share Gardner's values and am sympathetic to his project.
When I began writing a book called Black British Intellectuals and Education, even friends sympathetic to the project asked, "Are you sure about the title?
DeMint, the junior senator from South Carolina, was deeply sympathetic to the project that Toomey had run since 2005, the Club for Growth, a political organization that supported candidates who espoused the Club's insistent supply-side doctrine.
Every few months, luthiers sympathetic to the project would visit to fix instruments and pass lessons on to Mr. Shelaldeh, giving him the kind of personal attention the average violin restoration student would not normally receive.
This cancellation was widely reported in the gaming press, who were largely sympathetic to the project.
Bartholdi crossed the United States twice by rail, and met many Americans he felt would be sympathetic to the project.
Studies have shown that sympathetic preganglionic neurons, projecting to the MPG, are reduced in length and exhibit less branching (Dering et al. 1996, 1998).
Morrison et al. (14) found that rats reared at 18°C from birth to 60 days of age had increased norepinephrine content in iBAT and an increase in the number of sympathetic ganglion cells projecting to iBAT when assayed 30 days after being returned to an ambient temperature of 23°C.
