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But I do not want to make them the least bit sympathetic.

She goes out of her way to make Will sympathetic.

The board of education is sympathetic, and they're trying to help us.

At first, the father seems the more sympathetic figure of the two.

Actually, for all I knew, they were sympathetic to my situation.

Is she more sympathetic to the woman's position in society?

She had no right to look sympathetic after all she'd been through.

I'm sure he will be sympathetic if you give him the chance.

Maybe I should be more sympathetic to them in future.

"They want someone who will be sympathetic to middle America."

A great part of our education is sympathetic and social.

He turned his head and looked down at her sympathetic face.

Later, you may find the father a rather sympathetic figure.

And when several of them get together, they set up a sympathetic field.

But the experience was not making her sympathetic to the government's plan.

They had to find some way to make her sympathetic.

He could also show a more human and sympathetic side.

Had they been at least sympathetic, I would not have left home.

Be sympathetic, and find things to get his mind off the war.

He was a sympathetic guy, or so people told him.

No one could have been more sympathetic, too much so perhaps.

All great music needs at least half a century to find a sympathetic public, you know.

The next day the press was very sympathetic and positive.

It was not a sound you could be sympathetic toward every day.

But then she began to tell people, and the response was sympathetic.