Sentence examples for sympathetic town from inspiring English sources
Medieval craft guilds needed sympathetic town councils to guarantee their privileges; modern professions needed friendly governments.
Punch and Judy on the English beaches and Guignol in the parks of Paris still draw a crowd, but the indoor theatres that once attracted humble audiences survive with difficulty, usually with the aid of a sympathetic town council or a local museum.
Elektra has better luck with Olympia Dukakis' stentorian Chorus Leader, who, like a sympathetic town elder, at first implores the young royal to restraint, but later is won over to her revolt.
The Farc also starts acting in some government roles, setting up training camps, medical services and even schooling in sympathetic towns.
(Last week, however, Gallup found that voters, particularly independents, said they were more sympathetic to town-hall protesters than not).
Mr. Scruggs's own boasting about his ability to win verdicts from sympathetic small-town juries and judges will offer plenty of fodder for critics when his case goes to trial.
Many people outside of Ocoee, including County Administrator James Harris, are sympathetic to the town's grievances although not supportive of actual secession.
Facing a wave of news coverage sympathetic to the town, Mr. Maehara signaled that even after canceling the dam, Tokyo would finish relocation of the affected townspeople and complete the roads and bridges that will link the new neighborhoods on higher ground.
One oft-quoted poll from mid-August by USA Today found that independents said, by 35 to 16percentthathatheyey had become more sympathetic to the town-hall protesters.
Musgraves first gained widespread attention with her first single, "Merry Go Round," a Top 10 hit that paints a sharp-eyed yet sympathetic portrait of small-town life that's darker in tone than country radio usually gets these days.
They derail our attempts to form a relationship with the sympathetic folks who populate his town.
