He sympathetically describes her jitters as she let herself be made up to appear older and harsher than she really looked, a surrender of vanity that preceded by decades Nicole Kidman's in "The Hours" and Charlize Theron's in "Monster".
Most other family members are described sympathetically.
O'Connor's Southerners, warped to comic grotesqueness by societal change and the insularity of rural life or presumed privilege, are richly described and sympathetically observed.
Mr. Parks described her sympathetically, writing in the magazine that she "appears to be a strong woman, especially in the early part of the day, when she looks younger than 39.
One researcher, Suniya S. Luthar, a developmental psychologist at Teachers College at Columbia University, has made a specialty of affluent teenagers, whom she describes sympathetically as "a truly miserable group of kids".
He's since spoken sympathetically about Dreamers, describing some undocumented young people as "incredible kids" and claiming he'll treat them with "heart". .
Ms. Maldonado spoke sympathetically yesterday about the boy, who she described as a deeply troubled young man, who, she said, had won a scholarship to Concordia College, which is nearby.
"It was always, 'Are you Taliban or al-Qaida?'" A civilian interrogator, whom Siddiqi described as wearing black jeans, treated him sympathetically.
A role for iNOS in the regulation of sympathetically-mediated blood flow in brown adipose tissue has been described, arguing against an increased energy expenditure in this tissue in iNOS knockout mice [23].
