Sentence examples for what sympathetic from inspiring English sources

If Obama had left out "antipathy to people who aren't like them or anti-immigrant sentiment" (which is what sympathetic pundits and bloggers have done in attempting to explain his comments away), he might not now be sinking in the latest polls from Pennsylvania and Indiana.

But he faces what a sympathetic Western diplomat calls "the toughest job in the entire world".Militants of the extreme Islamist Shabab group are in retreat and much of the country is more peaceful than it was.

Hume observes two ways in which our moral approval diverges from what causes sympathetic pleasure.

"I got to see what my sympathetic nervous system did at full speed for like a decade," Birdzell said.

Secondly, The Phrase That Shall No Longer Be Spoken also flatters whomever has asked the question, because it praises their interrogatory skill and, even if it doesn't fool them, it shows the listeners or viewers what a sympathetic, considerate person the interviewee can be.

But even for the white people who may be sympathetic, what these videos seem to do is reaffirm the distant from their lived experience.

Brooke Candy is sympathetic: "What is so bothersome to me, with these emerging gay rappers, is that they've created a new genre called 'queer hip-hop'.

When she realises the reason behind the protest, Zena is less sympathetic: "What do they hope to achieve? "Competition is healthy.

Staley, 53, is attempting what even the sympathetic say is daunting: persuading Teamsters and other union members to be more efficient, and breaking down hostility between workers and management.

And I think that's what makes him sympathetic.

What makes Van Gundy sympathetic has less to do with that fact than it does with the people responsible for his firing.