Sentence examples for sympathetic reading from inspiring English sources

It was a sympathetic reading of the man, who died earlier this year.

But Conrad has also been the beneficiary of much tactful and sympathetic reading, especially in America.

But another, perhaps more sympathetic, reading of the sudden ending has been proposed, based on Lucretius' mission.

The exposition of "Lapis Lazuli" and the acute and sympathetic reading of "Meditations in Time of Civil War" are exemplary cases.

The colorful childhood of the Mann brothers, born in the Hanseatic town of Lübeck into an upper-bourgeois merchant family, makes for sympathetic reading, especially given their exotic Brazilian mother.

Even a sympathetic reading of Alceste can't deny his extreme rigidity, or the darkness of his worldview; he has been compared to Hamlet as a truth-teller in a house of deceptive fools.

The sympathetic read is that Barça's achievement is a triumph of strategic reinvention.

But having my name on a manuscript does at least ensure a sympathetic read from artistic directors.

Sylvia Plachey's Self Portrait With Cows Going Home (Aperture, £27.50) rises above its art picture book status by being, yes, an art book but, surprisingly, a nice, human, sympathetic read.

"Reporters are rarely on your side and they are not sympathetic," reads a section on how to deal with the media.

"Reporters are rarely on your side and not sympathetic," reads one of more than a dozen bullet-point reminders in the packet.