Sentence examples for whose sympathetic from inspiring English sources

Both characters are men of extreme violence whose sympathetic sides are gradually revealed as the films progress.

Whenever things got out of hand, they called the police, whose sympathetic response boiled down to, "We can't do anything until she hurts someone".

Once Naomi enters the seminary, whose sympathetic headmistress shares her dream but advises patience, "The Secrets" steadily metamorphoses into a romantic tearjerker.

Mediation of the church-state controversy was unofficially accomplished by Dwight W. Morrow, the U.S. ambassador to Mexico, whose sympathetic and skillful diplomacy also eased tensions between the two countries.

Lenny, whose sympathetic nickname of "The Claw" is because he has rheumatoid arthritis in his hands, plays a tidy game off 27 and since they were getting two shots, he and Dave proved difficult opponents.

Isabel Oakeshott is the political journalist whose sympathetic words wheedled Chris Huhne's M11 "swapped points" story out of the then Lib Dem cabinet minister's wife, Vicky Price: both went to prison.

He was also a Virginian whose family, sympathetic to the South, neglected the memory of their Unionist son.

He is particularly well supported by Ms. Agnew, a lithe redhead whose wonderfully sympathetic Ophelia makes crystal clear how the men in her life torment her and how her madness mirrors Hamlet's.

As Jerome Littlefield, an aspiring doctor whose debilitating sympathetic hypochondria reduces him to menial labor at a sanatorium, Lewis is both a flustered klutz who tries too hard and a soft-spoken, painfully sincere Everymensch.

The most architects can hope for is a client whose values are sympathetic to their own.

Gatland, whose shrewd and sympathetic hand on the tiller has played an equally crucial role in Wasps' rise, rammed home the same point.