Sentence examples for sympathetic that from inspiring English sources

"If they were exceptionally good and exceptionally sympathetic, that could work to your advantage".

It is the interaction between cities, at once competitive and sympathetic, that is driving urban culture in new directions.

The dance, mostly independent of the action, was some of the most sympathetic – that is, non-distracting – I have seen in opera.

"When did I hit bottom?" he moaned to Broderick, who was sympathetic: "That's O.K.

It isn't easy when society is getting more demanding and less sympathetic – that's why complaints are rising.

Says Wilma Liebman, a visiting scholar at Rutgers University School of Management and Labor Relations, who spent three terms as a member of the National Labor Relations Board (including, most recently, as its chair): "Being a very tough boss, not being nice, not being sympathetic – that isn't illegal in itself".

So try to be sympathetic for that person that was raised the wrong way.

It would pull the other justices who are inclined to be sympathetic to that voice in that direction.

"Of course members feel very strongly about them, I am sympathetic to that, I respect that.

And I think that President Obama obviously was sympathetic to that".

Be that as it may, I am very sympathetic to that point of view.