Sentence examples for sympathetic until from inspiring English sources

All of this serves to make him more sympathetic (until, suddenly, he isn't) and underlines that this is, above all else, a twisted love story.

A few were sympathetic until they heard the details of his past.

This may seem obvious to readers of "Black Beauty," but horses were not regarded as particularly sympathetic until the 18th century, perhaps until people saw the horses in the paintings of the British artist George Stubbs (1724-1806).

Safety Donte Whitner, of course, was not sympathetic until after the Bills completed a 38-17 rout Sunday, handing Miami its 13th straight defeat to start the season, and its 16th in a row dating to last season.

Henry More corresponded with Descartes, and was sympathetic until about 1665, when he launched the most vigorous attack on Cartesianism in the age, in his Enchiridion Metaphysicum (1671).

It is shared by other sympathetic characters, until the narrative's treatment of the girl is nothing short of sadistic.

Caitlin Grater is next, twisted and convulsive before Mr. McAfee's sympathetic gaze, until the tables are turned.

Thereafter, the audience feel sympathetic, right until the moment when she says: 'I must kill the children.' It's not surprising she's infamous for killing them – but we should be infamous for agreeing to it".

Yeats' biographer Alexander Jeffares writes, "she was unselfcentered, unselfish, deeply imaginative and sympathetic and, until she met Yeats, she seems to have accepted the fact of her unhappy loveless marriage".

"I was sympathetic with Morsi until they removed him.

He explained that he had been sympathetic to Hands until Citi's lead lawyer, Ted Wells, had offered an impassioned summation.