Sentence examples for think sympathetically from inspiring English sources

Schools often fail to teach children to think sympathetically about the other's past and recent history.

Those beliefs are shaped in schools, which fail to teach children to think sympathetically about the other's past and recent history.

He's "a bit like me," she thinks, sympathetically.

It pushes us to think imaginatively and sympathetically about the experiences of others as a way of understanding what our core human obligations require in a particular situation.

Christians, including the Vatican, worried that the film promotes pantheism over Christian beliefs, while others instead thought that it sympathetically explores biblical concepts.

I think I've written very sympathetically about Africa in a very hard way but full of pity and not seeing the easy way out".

If you think victims are treated more sympathetically by the media these days, I suggest you read reports of rape trials in the Daily Mail.

He says he was unwilling to go to the police in the UK to report his plight as he did not think they would treat him sympathetically.

Asked again whether this would mean a Polish plumber and his family could be deported, Reckless said: "People who have been here a long time and integrated in that way I think we'd want to look sympathetically at".

Asked again whether this would mean a Polish plumber could be deported, Reckless said: "People who have been here a long time and integrated in that way I think we'd want to look sympathetically at".

First, he spoke sympathetically of distaff staff, saying, "I think women have a tough situation in the workplace because of the sexual undertones".