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Meanings of more sympathetic in English

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Usage of more sympathetic in English
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Nothing could have been more sympathetic than the reply of the Board.
Mary Slessor of Calabar: Pioneer Missionary
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Perhaps I will see your plight with Isaac in more sympathetic light.
The blood that bonds
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The kids they were looking after had been receiving more sympathetic attention.
The Naked God
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I didn't drop those things in order to make him more sympathetic.
Reuters
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Her mother seemed stronger, and became more sympathetic as the months passed.
The Forerunner, Volume 1 (1909-1910)
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She'll be more sympathetic if it comes from you than from me.
Body work
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Unfortunately all this nonsense tends to accumulate as we become more sympathetic.
Treatise on Parents and Children
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There was more freedom, and he probably had a more sympathetic audience.
The Women of the French Salons
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No man has more insight, more sympathetic insight into the native mind.
The Leopard Woman
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I ventured, hoping to tap into some of their more sympathetic emotions.
Pasta Imperfect
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Still, he would have been more sympathetic if he had been converted.
Rob Roy — Volume 01
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His love affair there, you know, made him more sympathetic and kindly.
The Secret City
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Nowhere did Goethe find a braver, more intelligent, or more sympathetic reader.
Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli, Volume I
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Melchers' style is much more sympathetic than Hassam's without being less personal.
The Galleries of the Exposition
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He said the new system was much more sympathetic to a survivor's needs.
Radio NZ
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But Israeli rights groups have urged a more sympathetic approach to asylum requests.
Reuters
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