Sentence examples for will become sympathetic from inspiring English sources
Once this bill is passed, many of us will become sympathetic critics, pushing the administration to move harder and faster to build on these reforms.
"When they see they are lumped together with Al Qaeda, even those unsympathetic to it will become more sympathetic, and this would be the best gift you could ever give to Al Qaeda," Mr. Qaid said, charging that many Americans often treated all Islamists as shades of Al Qaeda.
Meanwhile, they parade Turkey's market democracy as a model for the rest of the Muslim world.Many Turks think, too, that western countries will become more sympathetic towards Turkey in its own battle against terrorists (as they call the Kurdish insurgents in the country's south-east).
"People get galvanized and become sympathetic to the militants".
Characters who initially seem likable commit reprehensible acts, and apparent villains become sympathetic over time.
Henry removes the tracker from his taxi, having become sympathetic towards Olivia.
And perhaps high school and college players could be required to learn feminism and gender studies so they will become less testosterone-fueled and more progesterone sympathetic.
Few experts - even those sympathetic to Obama – believe this slate of proposals will become reality.
Mr. Greenstein's politics make him sympathetic to the worry that all the deficit talk will become an excuse to pull back on stimulus spending while unemployment remains high or to gut social programs.
Society will become atomized.
