Sentences with phrase «sympathetic view»

I emerged with a much more sympathetic view of the country than I had going in.

He reasons that the courts might take a more sympathetic view of suffering cancer patients than they did of the Salt Institute.

I, Tonya seems to take a somewhat sympathetic view of some events («the incident» among them), but it is seldom, if ever, flattering.

Being familiar with those qualities helps, because the unacquainted do not get the most sympathetic view of him here.

Sullivan's sympathetic view of Whitehead's model might be suggested by his frequent use of the term «prehension» to explain how an organism reacts to the data of its past (see ITP 28n, 76 - 77, 141).

Dropping off gifts on Simon and Robyn's doorstep and showing up at their home unannounced, Gordon becomes an increasingly unwelcome presence in Simon's eyes — but in Robyn's more sympathetic view, a kind if unconventional friend.

With their sympathetic view and their knowledge, they graciously explained to me the religious symbols of the temple and the forms of religious expression in the ceremonies.

Following the turbulent and troubled lives of a group of young Scottish heroin addicts, the film takes a sympathetic view of the problem of drug addiction - rather than chastising them for the situation they find themselves in, it is sympathetic to the addicts» struggle and the vicious circle that traps them and slowly destroys their lives.

The film's straightforward, blunt depiction of illness, along with its sympathetic view of family and friends trying to do what they can, is more than enough.

In McFarland, USA, she provides a sympathetic view of Hispanic produce pickers.

The society members description of what they each lost in said occupation helps the audience form a sympathetic view towards them.

Presenting a sympathetic view of a suicide bomber is an amazing accomplishment.

Realist painters like Gustave Courbet and Jean - Francois Millet painted everyday working - class French citizens, presenting a sympathetic view of a segment of society most would prefer to remain hidden.

You can have a ton of information but you have to attract a sympathetic view first.»