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Kupchak was sympathetic to Bryant's plight this summer, saying the Laker star's sole motivation was to put himself in a position to win.

Genuinely sympathetic to his employer's grief, he would reply neutrally, stifling his impulse to state that the crash was just an accident.

His mother was not sympathetic to his plan to leave school.

At a night at the opera, her friend, Tannon Praji, sympathetic to her plight, introduced her to an associate of his, Ottegru Grey.

He felt they were too sympathetic to his wife's point of view after his divorce.

He said he was sympathetic to journalists.

Yet even some of those sympathetic to the White House's view of Fox question the wisdom of open confrontation with a major news network.

Einstein was a Jew who was sympathetic to Buddhism. He had no intention of using relativity to understand God.

Charmed with the youthful mother, he walked home with her in the twilight, and EMMA found him sympathetic to her romantic ideas about life.

Some of the other Khans were sympathetic to the Sea Fox's dilemma, but in the end the vote was cast against the name change.

We regret to say that while we are sympathetic to your situation, we still have to carry out our own obligations.

He also denied that he and his wife have been silent and not sympathetic to victims of the fraud.

The velocity seems to indulge in cycles "sympathetic to business, " and the circulation may, in a single upswing, treble.

She would, no doubt, BE deeply sympathetic to what Kent was doing.

Surely the Pakistan government would be sympathetic to a film that champions education , not militarisation , for the young ?

He said that central bank officials are sympathetic to his ideas and Mr. Yu's, but that they don't make the final call.

If you imagine that China was the US and Tibet and Taiwan wanted to secede, you probably would be less sympathetic to the secessionists .

In his unassuming whitewashed offices near the central bank, Geir Haarde, the prime minister, appears sympathetic to some of these concerns.

We'll hear from a Kingston resident who's sympathetic to Mr Coke in a minute. But first the take of Jamaican journalist, Karen Madden-James.

Obama is still broadly popular, and the public is still broadly sympathetic to his administration's agenda.

We asked for her support in the election, but she wasn't sympathetic (to our request).

And it was pre-processed to be very sympathetic to the TV medium, and it absolutely looks beautiful.

During a roundtable on Thursday with reporters at his Pentagon office, Fuller is sympathetic to a lot of that.

Another surprise was that men were more sympathetic to the idea of crying at work than women.

But Republicans in districts with lots of foreclosures are more sympathetic to the over-indebted than the party as a whole.

Washington, D. C. : No fan of the monarchy or the concept of monarchy , but feel myself very sympathetic to Charles.

A few remain sympathetic to the call from the Quartet, the international umbrella of Middle East mediatory, to return to negotiations.

Voters' sense of insecurity may mean they are growing more sympathetic to traditional Democrat campaigning issues.

Similarly, a mother with sons becomes sympathetic to the 'male' case for lower taxes and a smaller supply of public goods.

A devout man, he is sympathetic to Shia Islamism, though by no means blind to its excesses.

Having begun with stereotyped preconceptions, he evidently grew sympathetic to his subject in the telling.

So far it seems many countries may be sympathetic to this view.

He had been sympathetic to the idea of a test ban for some years.

I am sympathetic to the general point that many patents, and their potential for abuse, actively discourage innovation.

Now the public is more sympathetic to the goal of quashing the radicals and the government has been jolted into a more serious effort.

Even those sympathetic to the former president have acknowledged that as a thinker and decision-maker he is not all there.

Not AT all sympAThetic to her proposal.

Many rank-and-file Egyptians, even some sympathetic to the protesters' efforts, are eager to get back to work.

Will Valles' celebrity status make whoever is judging her case more or less sympathetic to her plea?

Of the seven Democrats, who are likely to dominate debate, only one, Tim Johnson, is seen as sympathetic to Wall Street.

Politically The Times is independent, though it is traditionally inclined to be more sympathetic to the Conservative Party.

So they used individuals who were very, very sympathetic to the Taliban to set up purported blocking positions.

Newitz, however, was not sympathetic to Cameron, who wanted to make a singularly ambitious film, and may have gotten his wish.

Like their predecessor Rondon, the Villas Boas brothers were charismatic, media-savvy, and highly sympathetic to the Indians.

Islamic militants sympathetic to the Taliban and al-Qaida have been blamed for the attack.

The magnitude of destruction was stratospheric and anybody seen as being remotely sympathetic to the uprising was punished.

The Europeans are also divided, with many countries historically sympathetic to the Palestinian cause.

Many Western observers are sympathetic to the protesters but sceptical of their strength and coherence.

He also wrote several sympathetic to immigrants from China, works against imperialist aggression against China.

Local Hangzhou residents are reportedly sympathetic to the plight of the migrant workers and generally avoid using the facilities.

From that point on, I became more sympathetic to the academic difficulties of my students.

He says it is hard being a Yellow Shirt in a red town, where many in the security forces and government are sympathetic to the Reds.

He is sympathetic to his neighbor, Mathilda, a typically rebellious twelve-year-old girl.

On internet forums sympathetic to al-Qaeda, a majority of commentators seem shocked by the reports of bin Laden's death.

Nonetheless, Mr Obama now seems more sympathetic to business complaints about regulatory overkill.

I'm sympathetic to these arguments and made a similar case for Japan in the 1990s.

You may prefer to get advice about what to do from an experienced adult who can be sympathetic to you.

Not all professionals are sympathetic to the subject of loneliness.

It will expect European economies to push ahead with tough domestic reforms and to be more sympathetic to Chinese interests.

Increasingly sympathetic to the Coloradoan rebels, at a key moment the Cuban allows two of them to escape.

But the President was sympathetic to the plight of the leopard.

As in many such schools, the leaders are sympathetic to the Taliban and have resisted government pressure to modernize.

My parents Canada also has a very good impression, they are very sympathetic to my students to Canada.

On the whole they were more sympathetic to the Soviet Union than other ethnic groups.

But they have grown more sympathetic to industry concerns that investors would shun floating-NAV funds, leaving borrowers in the lurch.

US official said Washington was sympathetic to improved safety nets but needed more details on the Korean-IMF plan.

Nevertheless, this is the real Bin Laden, hiding almost in plain sight among those in Pakistan sympathetic to his cause and his plight.

I felt quite embarrassed by it, despite being very sympathetic to the underlying politics.

The Yemeni government is also battling against southern separatists and militants sympathetic to al-Qaeda.

All I can say is how grateful we are for their support and we are sad and sympathetic to hear several of them got attacked.

Sudan may have engaged in war crimes against civilians there sympathetic to South Sudan.

I'm sympathetic to that view, but I think it's unnecessarily strident.

The mood on the right may be populist, but it's a kind of populism that's remarkably sympathetic to big corporations.

So the majority are sympathetic to Casey Martin's right, though a substantial minority disagree.

They might not be funny, for instance, or they might not be kind or sympathetic to others.

Then and there I knew the most important body part is not a selfish one. It is sympathetic to the pain of others.

We document evidence that having daughters leads people to be more sympathetic to leftwing parties.

Many Chinese internet users sympathetic to Google said it was not worth fighting with the government.

Abu Sayyaf and Jemaah Islamiyah are considered to be sympathetic to the al-Qaida terrorist network.

We document evidence that having daughters leads people to be more sympathetic to Left-wing parties.

Perhaps it is not as sympathetic to hard-pressed oil consumers as King Abdullah claims.

Opinion at the grassroots level is sympathetic to the strikers.

You are very sympathetic to others. If someone needs help, you are there to give it.

Beijing is sympathetic to that view.

According to Forbes, Greene is generally sympathetic to the inequality argument.

'Both the government and the media are sympathetic to that, ' especially when the target is a Japanese company.

Mr Obama implied that he was sympathetic to this view.

I am sympathetic to those finance professionals who, through little fault of their own, are now out of work or struggling to cling on.

Both parties in the coalition government seem sympathetic to their case.

In the past the Americans were sympathetic to the Kurds. But now their patience is wearing thin.

In the past the Americans were sympathetic to the Kurds. But now their patience is wearing thin.

He has also been unusually sympathetic to Israel, even by American standards.

He is more sympathetic to Israel, less tolerant of Russia, and less obsessed with Lebanon than his predecessor.

I'm sympathetic to parents who are worried about what their children see on television.

In fact in my book I'm sympathetic to Charles even if at time he was exasperating or self-centered.

I am sympathetic to what he's going through.

His writings are sympathetic to the natives.

The Bible guarantees that our cry for help will be heard because Jesus is sympathetic to our struggle.

But my first instincts were sympathetic to Mr Murdoch.

They were quite sympathetic to our proposals.

I'm sympathetic to that, but where do I fit in?

Although labour laws in China are largely sympathetic to workers, in practice violations are widespread and enforcement is limited.

It's a Sunni stronghold, very sympathetic to the army.

We are sympathetic to their unfortunate experience.

A welcome force, or a firm will be more sympathetic to the nascent gradually grow into and establish.

He is instinctively sympathetic to anyone on the anti-Bush team, but he can't help noticing what ghastly people some of them are.

Though I was sympathetic to the zeitgeist, I didn't embrace the lifestyle or the radical rhetoric.

I'm more sympathetic to Newton.

It is sympathetic to the pain of others.

He is sympathetic to the project.

Many of the station's Egyptian staff are deemed sympathetic to the Brotherhood, of which Hamas is a branch.

Such as happiness, you are not happy, who will be sympathetic to your sorrow.

I am sympathetic to the loss of Han lives, but I am angry at the government for responding with such heartlessness .

I am always sympathetic to others.

However I am sympathetic to learn your piont about friends. Friendship is neither business nor a short relationship. It is in sight.

Mr Gates, on the other hand, seems more sympathetic to the idea of getting international help.

To the matter of our love's defense, and please be sympathetic to the time I spent

He was sympathetic to them, but it can not save them, because it made monks and nuns, after all, the precepts of Buddhism!

When a woman with all the love and moral rectitude, she is sympathetic to the needs! (La Roche Chicago)

Orchard Square--UK Shopping Center Sympathetic to Existing Urban Texture

I feel sympathetic to my friend who is suffering.

be sympathetic to a plan

Be sympathetic to the project

I am sympathetic to the parents

because I'm not perhaps sympathetic to them,

somebody who is sympathetic to them,