Sentence examples for sympathetic to common from inspiring English sources
First, the idea of the public good, in the sense of commonly held land and water on the common range, lost out definitively to the idea of individual claims and rights, and America never became (as perhaps it would never have done in any case) a place remotely sympathetic to common ownership.
He was relentless in demanding results from the commanders as well as sympathetic to the complaints of common soldiers.
Lawrence Lessig, the Stanford law professor who was served the papers on behalf of Creative Commons, said he was sympathetic to the Changs' plight.
Harriet Harman, interim Labour leader, told the Commons on Wednesday she was "sympathetic" to a lower cap level.
We are sympathetic to them, but we have to make sure the common shareholders are not disadvantaged".
Obviously, I'm not a lawyer, but I'm sympathetic to DeMenthon's position — which, actually, is more of an appeal to common sense than a legal argument.
A common complaint from Iraqis is that Al Jazeera is too sympathetic to Mr. Hussein and too eager to inflame Arab conflicts with the United States.
The psychological phenomenon Stockholm syndrome describes the common scenario of a captive feeling protective, loving and sympathetic to their captor.
Three weeks before the murder, Douglas Hogg, then a junior home office minister, told the Commons that certain solicitors in Northern Ireland were unduly sympathetic to the IRA.
There is a common belief at Google that the Obama Administration and the Democratic leadership in Congress are more sympathetic to Silicon Valley companies and technology issues.
