Sentence examples for wave of sympathetic from inspiring English sources

Although 2001 had brought the breakup of her marriage to Mr. Cruise, it was followed by a wave of sympathetic media attention and two significant critical and box-office hits.

Facing a wave of news coverage sympathetic to the town, Mr. Maehara signaled that even after canceling the dam, Tokyo would finish relocation of the affected townspeople and complete the roads and bridges that will link the new neighborhoods on higher ground.

There was an initial wave of support for him from sympathetic film-makers, politicians and cultural commentators.

It was the first in a wave of novels, plays, and biographies sympathetic to Richard that appeared in the fifties and sixties.

Word of the filmmaker's difficulties quickly spawned waves of jokes, and sympathetic comments, on social networks.

The Bush administration suspended the Clinton ruling on March 20, drawing a wave of protest that it was more sympathetic to the chemical industry than to consumers.

Despite its close ties to the United States and its history of sympathetic dealings with Israel, Morocco has managed to escape the wave of terrorism and suicide bombings that have plagued countries both in and out of the region in recent years.

A case of sympathetic identification?

Howls of sympathetic pain racked the men.

I hear a lot of sympathetic sighs.

Hence, the activation of sympathetic afferents nerve could increase the sympathetic outflow through cardiac sympathetic nerve reflexes, which has been confirmed by several physiological tests [11 13].