Sentence examples for which is sympathetic from inspiring English sources

Sudan, which is sympathetic to Libya's Islamists, confirmed sending the plane but insisted the weapons were intended for legitimate border forces patrolling the southern desert.

And Brailsford has long advocated the need for British cyclists to compete for a professional team which is sympathetic to their Olympic ambitions.

And, as though that was not enough, there is a substantial sector of his own armed forces which is sympathetic to the Islamic cause, and which is also rather fed up with him.

There is something of San Pedro itself in Kurlansky's ambling and sidelong narrative pace, and in his tone, which is sympathetic, perpetually amused and judgmental only as he confronts the great maw that is Major League Baseball.

In 1938 he is deputized by his uncle, a diplomat, to undertake a series of missions on behalf of the Shadow Front, an anti-Fascist group trying to save Hungary from the right-wing Arrow Guard, which is sympathetic to Hitler.

Rafa Diez, secretary general of a nationalist labor union group called LAB, which is sympathetic to E.T.A., says E.T.A.'s statement shows it is willing to open peace negotiations, in part as a result of "the international context that influences the situation".

Mr. Kentis and Ms. Lau, both 40, were depressed by these industry smiles, which were sympathetic or condescending or both.

The most comprehensive biography to date has been Paul Alexander's "Salinger" (1999), which was sympathetic but far from hagiographic.

and defensive response (D.R ., both of which are sympathetic, sensitizing and geared toward action, rather than information processing.

The new government, which was sympathetic to the nationalist movement, restored Mustafa Kemal's military rank and decorations.

It referred her to the equivalent regulatory body in Poland, which was sympathetic but unsure of its powers because Sky Europe is based in Slovakia.