Sentence examples for sympathetic visitors from inspiring English sources

But one of the sympathetic visitors stands out.

Sympathetic visitors to Williamsburg have been known to bump or block white actor-interpreters who are haranguing or otherwise mistreating enslaved black characters.

That leads to interesting pairings: for a group promoting domestic drilling, Resonate found the most sympathetic visitors were not on a conservative site, but on Egreetings.com.com

A recent sympathetic visitor described Mr Odinga's office as a "shell .The result is a palpable sense of drift.

He is her first and only sympathetic visitor; besides respecting her authority he realizes her need for sympathy.

Wearing Vivienne Westwood's finest Nostalgia of Mud clothes, wide-eyed and legless, he fits in with the locals dancing and drinking: not as one of them, but a sympathetic visitor – a fellow outsider – taken by the music's joyous spirit, and grace under pressure.

Unlike its rivals, "The Day the Earth Stood Still" — and now, the long-awaited Dec. 12 remake with Keanu Reeves, Jennifer Connelly and Jon Hamm — posited a sympathetic humanoid visitor from outer space, albeit one accompanied by an imposingly large robot named Gort.

But Zippy drew a chorus of sympathetic "ohs" when the visitors were told the horse went 0 for 100 in racing.

On the face of things, he inflicted a stunning, irreversible defeat on one of the most theocratic societies ever established: the medieval kingdom of Muscovy whose seven-hour liturgies, rigorous fasting and interminable bell-ringing used to astonish visitors, even sympathetic ones from elsewhere in eastern Christendom.

Grittier, long term investigations have been done by civil society groups like the Humane Society, which is probably why some roadside zoos, like the one I visited, have become wary of visitors who are sympathetic toward the animal cause.

What's the main problem in Shields?" Mr Miliband asks passersby, adopting the forcefully sympathetic manner of an awkward hospital visitor.