Sympathetically

And if they did, she’d be sympathetically inclined.

A process that chemotherapy nurse Grace O'Brien (Sharon D. Clarke) sympathetically described as painful.

To sympathetically renovate the building would cost an estimated additional £300,000, members said.

Agents say the property was “sympathetically renovated and extended at the turn of the Millennium”, but the period features were “retained and enhanced”.

Alloway couple Paul and Alexandra Morris purchased the statue in 2013 and had it sympathetically restored after organising for it to be shipped back to Scotland.

Bradby has said mental breakdown made him treat Meghan and Harry more sympathetically.

Dating back to 1906, the superb granite property has been sympathetically restored to its former glory.

In the beginning, the Supreme Court was progressive and sympathetically open in affirming dissolutions of marriage.

After all, the heroine’s story is one that many are familiar with before seeing the show, and it is expected that audiences will view her sympathetically.

Guest conductor Karina Canellakis was on the podium to give her soloist expert support by pairing her interpretation of Beethoven’s instrumental writing with the solo piano part both sympathetically and with heightened energy.

He adds, sympathetically, that his own diocese justified extending its church closures on the grounds that its priests typically fall into this older, higher-risk demographic.

Ken Garcia cited O’Shea’s pathetic appeal sympathetically in the Chronicle, but Scott Ostler (before he went to the sports page) mocked it.

Many young activists will not be eligible: asylum claims must be considered sympathetically.

While the Baltimore-based group is not intended to address individual shuttered toilets across this great land, Pyle responded sympathetically.

Further, the Parole Board has said that it will consider sympathetically any further requests for exclusion zones, to prevent any victim from coming into contact inadvertently with George.

I applaud the two private school principals who listened to their students and reacted sympathetically to their requests.

Newman sympathetically describes the reasons for Blakeney’s support for the notwithstanding clause both during constitutional negotiations and in his scholarly legal writings after he retired from politics.

The report added: “The site layout has been designed sympathetically to retain a significant amount of natural open space and wildlife habitats and, where that is not possible, to mitigate the impacts of the development on those features accordingly.

He also assured that their requirements will be looked into sympathetically.

He watches his wife and the baby sympathetically.