Sentence examples for sympathetic title from inspiring English sources

I thought that was a sympathetic title.

Clearly some MPs conspire with sympathetic titles in an attempt to shape policy on other contentious political subjects.

(I'm certainly not saying that games journalists, or those covering any other form of media, are regularly encouraged to be sympathetic towards particular titles when there's advertising money on the line; but you'd have to be incredibly naive to think that this situation never arises).

Every character is portrayed as sympathetic, even Aubrey Piper, the title character.

Most of the characters in "The Imperfectionists" fall between these two extremes: they are flawed but sympathetic — imperfect, as the title suggests.

After depicting woman-suffrage pioneer Emmeline Pankhurst in Suffragette (2015), Streep delivered an ebullient and sympathetic performance in the title role of Florence Foster Jenkins (2016), about the tragicomic but ultimately inspiring efforts of a syphilitic society matron to establish an opera career.

She became a star in France playing the title role, another sympathetic prostitute, in Allégret's Dédée d'Anvers (1948; Dedee).

The empathy and respect (or "sympathetic magic," to borrow the title of a later Wilson play) that infuses "Hot l" is highly seductive.

The performers go a long way to keeping you tethered, particularly Ms. Dequenne, an exciting, sympathetic actor who played the title character in Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne's "Rosetta".

He also composed more than two thousand songs, two of which are now the national anthems of India and Bangladesh; made hundreds of paintings; founded an experimental school and university; edited journals; participated in political debates, often as a sympathetic critic of Gandhi, whose title Mahatma he popularized; and managed his family's estates in East Bengal.

Titled the Renal Sympathetic Denervation in Patients with Treatment Resistant Hypertension or Symplicity HTN-2, the trial essentially mirrored its brother trial in terms of methodology but with the addition of a randomised (but nonblinded) control arm.