“sympathetic”可以造什么句，sympathetic造句

The sympathetic and para-sympathetic nervous systems are brought into a state of balance.

He also possessed a sympathetic, even occasionally sentimental, heart.

Having sympathetic warders facilitated one of our most vital tasks on Robben Island: communication.

Talk it out: Find a sympathetic listener and just think out loud, get it all out.

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

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

Sir, I'm very sympathetic to your problem. It's evident that you've acquired so much misinformation, that you want to share the surplus with others.

We try to be sympathetic, but most bacteria are odorless and tasteless, and customers who suspect a meal because it tasted funny are usually wrong.

Mr Clegg and other Lib Dem bigwigs may be more sympathetic to the Tories than to Labour (many contributed to the “Orange Book”, a free-marketeering, state-shrinking pamphlet published in 2004).

The RUP update for SOA has been extended in a number of (sympathetic) places to provide specific guidance on the development of architectural and design models of a service-oriented solution.

Mrs Gardiner made a suitably sympathetic reply to her sister-in-law, and later that day found the opportunity to discuss the matter in more detail with Elizabeth, alone.

Fail to have your sympathetic understanding

I explained my problem to each of the sympathetic voices that answered. In vain.

Yet the subtitle of his biography - "the Gentle Giant of Terror" -perhaps heralds a too sympathetic portrayal.

Therapists say the high achiever often holds self-defeating double standards, feeling sympathetic toward the unemployed while assuming that unemployment would bring him only shame.

The author himself, though deeply sympathetic to the Palestinian cause, is aware through his wife Susan, the daughter of Holocaust survivors, that there is another side.

The Republicans were barking away at Hillary, too, now that, instead of being a sympathetic figure standing by her flawed man, she was a strong woman finding her own way in politics.

Michael suffered a sympathetic injury to his heart.

Victoria's demonic and male-hating mother and the overstuffed and ever-sympathetic Evie are their constant counterfoils.

She’s a sympathetic figure, and her choices, in her situation, are believable, even understandable, but by shaming the questioners, Donoghue also cuts off a reader who may have similar wonderings.

The parasympathetic system-with which the sympathetic system is entwined-calms you down and rejuvenates you.

We should take a sympathetic attitude towards erring comrades, give them plenty of time for consideration and allow them to make reasonable reply, explaining the facts and clarifying their positions. We should particularly encourage sincere self-criticism and receive it warmly.

Even then it took a sympathetic bankruptcy judge to convince a group of recalcitrant lenders that it was in their best interest to drop their opposition.