Sentence examples for sympathetic to him from inspiring English sources
"Personally, I am sympathetic to him.
But he did not sound sympathetic to him.
Why make your ballad so sympathetic to him?
He's convinced those sympathetic to him that the media are the problem.
The republic was sympathetic to him but remained indifferent toward his proposals for direct action against the Byzantine emperors.
She had been sympathetic to him on social media and Mr. Guzmán instructed a close associate to contact her.
Ishiguro is moderately sympathetic, although to him, of course, it makes perfect sense.
John Schrecker, an historian at Brandeis University who is working on a biography of Burlingame, writes that reactions to his American mission were divided along party lines: Republicans and pro-Republican newspapers were generally sympathetic both to him and to China, while Democrats and their allied newspapers were hostile.
"When you think of a football coach, you think of this big macho guy who's yelling and will curse you out time and time again, but he had this sympathetic side to him," Tammaro said.
The result, however, was to make him sympathetic to those who were urging him to fulfill the ideal that the Prussian people had formed of a ruler firm, brave, frugal, just and manly, self-sacrificing but also self-reliant.
A cell boss who is sympathetic to Liao warns him against cultivating the friendship of a fellow-intellectual: "Don't be too bookish. . . .
