Sentence examples for sympathetic words from inspiring English sources

Monk offered some sympathetic words for Sherwood.

In return, he has received many sympathetic words but little change in policy.

He has sympathetic words for buildings he has seen being built.

They appeased the majority of Americans, who were outraged at Mr. Lott's sympathetic words about segregation, by pressing him to resign as the Senate Republican leader.

But on Saturday, Mrs. Clinton offered sympathetic words to several hundred mothers about the problems of child care and teenage dating, while continuing to focus on the economy.

Are terrorists or war criminals innocent when they are mere foot-soldiers, or is this just another example of the press´s compulsion to write sympathetic words for Islamist terrorists?

Nothing - not a pillow, a glass of water, a sympathetic word - was offered.

But the law professors did not produce so much as a sympathetic word from liberal justices like Ruth Bader Ginsburg, David H. Souter and John Paul Stevens.

After all, the questions described the movement's general principles relatively accurately, and if that counts as sympathetic wording that resulted in higher numbers, it's probably because people agree with those principles.

As we enter this campaign's last two weeks, though, it's worth putting in a sympathetic word for a rarer species: the highly informed, highly engaged, yet still conflicted voter.

A man from Coahoma even had a sympathetic word for Barack Obama: he himself had been on the city council for 12 years, and it was nothing but a headache.Their calm is not so surprising.