Sentence examples for sympathetic regard from inspiring English sources

This sympathetic regard for participants in various forms of American youth culture -- especially young, white suburban males -- is a thread that runs through several other of the festival's offerings.

There is nothing ignoble, in contrast, about a calm and moderate desire to advance one's own welfare, married (as it is in most people) to a sympathetic regard for the well-being of others.

He was also sympathetic regarding Hamilton's poor luck this weekend.

The press had been reasonably sympathetic regarding the Ford effort at Le Mans, and a period of retrenchment and serious development should have followed.

However, in light of the financial challenges to students, Bruning said most professors have been sympathetic regarding textbooks.

Pegida marchers are also given to sympathetic views regarding Russia and Vladimir Putin, and to conspiracy theories about America.

The findings of this investigation provided important information regarding sympathetic efferent neuronal innervation of the heart during the neonatal period.

Among the artefacts are a sympathetic 1942 police report regarding the theft of Anne Frank's bike, a less sympathetic police telegram regarding Karl Marx's visit to the city in 1872, and photographs of the likes of John Lennon and Audrey Hepburn.

Sympathetic readers have actually regarded Holden as a saint, albeit of an unconventional kind, and have seen the plot as an exercise in the spiritual picaresque.

Is it possible to think that someone was probably a war criminal and yet also is in some regards a sympathetic or at least complex figure?

She refused their request to reopen the settlement, and in fact seemed annoyed rather than sympathetic about what she regarded as a belated effort.