sympathetic to, towards, with, about or for?
| And I'd very sympathetic to the. |
| I am sympathetic toward the protestors. |
| It is sympathetic to the pain of others. |
| Gregoire, while sympathetic to the goals of the bill, wound up vetoing much of it. |
| I am sympathetic to the complaints of OWS, though not necessarily their solutions. |
| As a humanistic, Calvin was sympathetic to the reform movements within the church. |
| Just because it is racist doesn't necessarily mean it's a bad poem, or that it is unsympathetic to its subject. |
| Though Pacheco was a mediocre painter, he was a capable teacher, sympathetic to the new interest in naturalism. |
| I am sympathetic to the idea we sometimes need to change, and even expand, the powers of our security agencies. |
| So they used individuals who were very, very sympathetic to the Taliban to set up purported blocking positions. |
| I feel hugely sympathetic towards them too. |
| But I am sympathetic towards Rashi ben as well. |
| It is our holly duty to sympathetic towards him. |
| For it was difficult not to be sympathetic towards the late President Mills. |
| The doctors are more sympathetic towards you than in the UK in my experience. |
| But many creditors are sympathetic towards people who have fallen into arrears. |
| Believers should similarly be sympathetic towards misguided people and proactive in calling them to Allah. |
| They break laws over and over and over again, get fines wiped and then judges are sympathetic towards them. |
| While some people may be sympathetic towards some stated socio-political reasons for these new concepts, e. |
| Vegas Recent Media Act A Fake, Says Konshens While some dancehall artists are being sympathetic towards Mr. |
| So, I'd sympathetic with you, Father. |
| You were sympathetic with the last post. |
| I am very sympathetic with your struggles. |
| I have read Dawkins and Hitchens and am generally sympathetic with their views. |
| You know, I'd very sympathetic with young photographers, and I don't mean to say. |
| It has not made me sympathetic with Islam, but it focuses my attention on the truth. |
| Not very sympathetic with the Test match schedule, are they? But on the bright side, we're here for you, guys. |
| The paper drew a readership sympathetic with, if not directly involved in, the burgeoning republican movement. |
| Our class discussed the issues that the song raised, and my prof was very sympathetic with Bernhard's critique. |
| Not surprisingly, Steve Hege and his team focused their? research? on sources sympathetic with the FDLR in Congo. |
| I am really sympathetic about you. |
| Any decent person will be sympathetic about it. |
| There was nothing sensitive or sympathetic about Madge. |
| Some songs have a slow burn about them, and you have to be sympathetic about that. |
| Saying anything remotely sympathetic about paedophilia is bound to invite grave suspicions. |
| When talking to elderly people, I spend my energy being sympathetic about their problems an. |
| They saw our rent house and they were very sympathetic about our house, which was small with only two rooms. |
| They were sympathetic about my situation until they realise what a great time I was having outside the house. |
| I would say this: you're not supposed to feel sympathetic about the 1930s upper-class character Robert Frobisher. |
| His daughter complains that he is not sympathetic about her sore throat at a most precarious moment in the operation. |
| I felt sympathetic for the mother. |
| I do feel sympathetic for your situation. |
| I won't pay for or be sympathetic for STDs. |
| And Quigley adds that he feels particularly sympathetic for the Grimsby forward. |
| They don't ' do you favours ' and suddenly become sympathetic for nothing in return. |
| Nothing wrong with feeling sympathetic for someone who has tranformed into a lowlife. |
| I feel very sympathetic for my fellow men whom their beloved wives have been taken by taxi drivers and tourists. |
| Muslims familiar with the history and politics of the region naturally feel sympathetic for their brethren in Gaza. |
| Galifiniakas leaves his loveable moron behind, and Gilchrist is surprisingly sympathetic for a poor little rich kid. |
| Hamilton is noticeably more sympathetic in her narrative than Boswell. |
| One appeared sympathetic in his questions early on, some more technical. |
| He had reasoned that bringing her along would make him more sympathetic in his deal. |
| Courts are usually sympathetic in the granting of preliminary injunctions in Free Speech Cases. |
| Furthermore, they seem to have become less sympathetic in terms of how they deal with employees. |
| Yet each character is exquisitely drawn, with even the most despicable people rendered human and sympathetic in some way. |
| As an industry we ought to be sympathetic in our understanding of someone wrongly labelled because of the wrong doings of a few. |
| It's just that heads tend to follow where hearts lead, and if a group is sympathetic in one area, one tends to follow them in others. |
| Lots of Tamils will welcome both so they can go and reaffirm the Vaddu Resolution thinking that the IC will be more sympathetic in 2013. |
| Is he sympathetic of romance? Not at all. |
| He was the most sympathetic of companions. |
| This shows that you are sympathetic of her plight. |
| Before the Restoration, he painted the most sympathetic of all portraits of Cromwell. |
| Views supportive/ sympathetic of tribal communities could be similarly run down and dismissed. |
| The grumpy Jones actually gets most of the laughs -- even as he's the least sympathetic of characters. |
| Mahony, who was very sympathetic of Christian's complex medical history, as well as proactive in his treatment. |
| What sympathetic of medium do you equivalent to see? I sex watching comedy, proceedings thrillers and horror movies. |
| While he's no less creepy than some of the other denizens on this list, he is certainly the most sympathetic of the bunch. |
| It is these conclusions which are most often quoted and referred to, particularly by those who are sympathetic of Mr Tapps position. |
| I am sympathetic toward the protestors. |
| I don't feel very sympathetic toward him. |
| He was trying to get me to become sympathetic toward him. |
| And that blogging makes you more aware of and sympathetic toward others? Priceless. |
| I am especially sympathetic toward those in the 54-64 cohort who struggle with low incomes. |
| And if you think that Irish people feel sympathetic toward Israel, you again are away off track. |
| This outlook makes me even more sympathetic toward those who find themselves in the situation of addiction. |
| Like Suyang, I never quite feel sympathetic toward him, but I see him more as a weak human than an evil one. |
| This tells me that Fatima's is kind and humble because she sympathetic toward a person that she does not like. |
| The rallying call goes out that we must all support the army and be sympathetic toward them in this difficult time. |