Sentence examples for sympathetic votes from inspiring English sources
Gordon can't generate sympathetic votes, she can, particularly from women.
Earlier, O'Neill had insisted, when asked about his wife's illness, that he didn't want any "sympathetic votes".
Certainly Republicans on Capitol Hill have enjoyed a 20-year love affair with the for-profit college industry, with campaign cash flowing from the industry and sympathetic votes coming from GOP lawmakers.
To be confident of victory, he must now hope for a rumoured surge in the local Greens' vote, to split the left, and to attract a windfall of sympathetic Tory votes.
The minimum wage question was there to pull sympathetic voters to the polls who also would vote for Quinn.
That's why Dems like McNerney keep talking about finding "sympathetic Republicans" to vote with them.
All politicians strive to speak to sympathetic sections of the voting public.
Had I not been voted Most Sympathetic toOthers in high school?
Jackson's champion in the U.S. House of Representatives, Tennessean James K. Polk, was elected president in 1844, although the majority of Tennesseans, sympathetic to the Whig Party, voted against him.
The social pressure to at least appear to be sympathetic to the Yes vote is felt across the country following endorsements not just from all major political parties but state bodies too.
Given that it has only ever managed to get back into power by listening to such advice, in fact especially from people who, like me might be sympathetic but who didn't vote for it, it may do no harm.
