To keep track of the timing, it's best not to count aloud, or even to use a visual cue like a blinking light, because those put too much gas into the sympathetic side of the equation.
Letting the story tell itself, Ms. Justman maintains an approach both understated and sympathetic -- too much so for some.
Lipsky's broadsheet, with its daily broadsides of right-wing politics, never managed to turn a profit, and the paper's losses finally proved too much for even its most ideologically sympathetic backers to sustain.
Sanger's book, which occasionally reads too much like a notebook dump, ultimately offers a sympathetic portrait of Obama.
It has also been argued, by Tolkien's very sympathetic biographer, Humphrey Carpenter, that he was too much of a perfectionist to let the poem go.
If too much of the nerve-growth factor is present, growth of sympathetic nerve fibres is extensive and aberrant.
A sympathetic prostitute tells him not to worry too much about angry tenants hunting him down, though, since a good beating can often clear the air.
Mijango has been accused of being too sympathetic to the gangs, of giving them too much power, and of receiving large sums of state money as payment.
Yet Timbers does contemporize the play in ways that make Shakespeare more sympathetic to a young audience's ear, without sacrificing too much of the plot.
Even at the end when Steve has hit rock bottom, and he wishes he could do it all over again, he comes across as a sympathetic character who made some mistakes by believing too much of his fellow man.
