Pruitt undoubtedly will appoint those most sympathetic to industry's views.
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Chief Judge Robert Katzmann appeared to be the most sympathetic.
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As a result, he plays Mickey as the most sympathetic character.
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Businesspeople saw Macron as their most sympathetic liaison in the government.
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Especially in the lead categories, it's the character you find most sympathetic.
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Even those who have been most sympathetic to Ford's claims, like Sens.
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In Trump and Vice President Mike Pence, they found their most sympathetic audience.
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The most sympathetic thing onstage is the light-up cactus in the background.
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This conclusion alarms some of those in China most sympathetic to the West.
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Even the most sympathetic asylum officer might have trouble with such a case.
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As political martyrs go, Mr. Hikind does not present the most sympathetic portrait.
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Taken together, even the most sympathetic reading of Trump's plan dissolves into incoherence.
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The people protected by DACA — the "DREAMers" — are often the most sympathetic unauthorized immigrants.
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Hell, Jadis, Queen of the Garbage People, somehow became the episode's most sympathetic character.
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You think Isabel is going to be the most sympathetic character in the opera.
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For all her witchy wiles, Scott's femme fatale is by far the most sympathetic character.
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Among young people, his most sympathetic constituency, Mr Corbyn has an approval rating of -18%.
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Scorned by many New Yorkers as swindlers, the pedicab driver is not the most sympathetic character.
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But so, too, is Germany, widely seen as one of the countries most sympathetic to refugees.
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Hezbollah's stance has drawn the ire of protesters, even among those most sympathetic to the group.
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The fearmongers managed to portray some of the most sympathetic folks around — senior citizens — as dangerous predators.
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Pepper's wasn't the first published work on the topic, but it was the most sympathetic to Ray.
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One of the most sympathetic, compelling portraits of motherhood on television centers on a performance by a man.
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Tochi, the most sympathetic one, grew up in a family that belonged to the so-called untouchable caste.
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Middle-class families might not seem like the most sympathetic characters when we're discussing the college-finance conundrum.
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VCs are not the most sympathetic crowd and it's hard to just go up and talk to them.
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If confirmed, Shelton would be perhaps the most sympathetic Fed board member to Trump's demand to cut interest rates.
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Indeed, nearly half of Republicans, the party most sympathetic to gun ownership, favour a ban on "assault-style" weapons.
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The most sympathetic character, Henry (a fine Tory Kittles), occupies another story line that soon crosses Brett and Anthony's.
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Organizers selected 50 of the "most vulnerable" travelers — people, mostly families, whose asylum claims were most sympathetic and legally viable.
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Although the shelter promoter might not have been the most sympathetic claimant, he should have been allowed to present his case.
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By far the most sympathetic of Charman's human subjects is the veterinarian Charles Spooner, who was in charge of animal welfare.
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Hill staffers, even the lowest paid, also do not present themselves as the most sympathetic assortment of people in the world.
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" And I thought, "Boy, that is the most sympathetic public discussion of the men accused of harassment that I've heard to date.
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Nonetheless, even the countries most sympathetic to Britain have limits on how generous they will allow the terms of Brexit to be.
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At passport control at Charles de Gaulle Airport, he scanned the agents, looking for the one he thought would be most sympathetic.
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But among the broader population, DACA recipients are seen as having perhaps the most sympathetic case of any cohort of illegal immigrants.
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The truth is that people, even the most sympathetic ones, tend to view victims from disparate racial groups as separate from themselves.
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She went from a snarky 22020-year-old could-be villain to one of the most sympathetic and beloved characters in Bachelor Nation.
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One of its most sympathetic characters is a Jewish doctor who falls into an ill-fated relationship with the young Muslim narrator's aunt.
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But because the documentary seems determined to produce the most sympathetic reading, it never contextualizes such questions outside of Clinton's very specific journey.
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She pressures the film's most sympathetic character, Esme Manucharian (Gugu Mbatha-Raw), a victim of gun violence, to tell her story on television.
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But among the European powers, diplomats say, Britain is also the most skeptical of Iran and the most sympathetic to the White House.
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But among the European powers, diplomats say, Britain is also the most skeptical of Iran and the most sympathetic to the White House.
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And admittedly, Beale is meant to be the most sympathetic character in the film, fed up and tired with all these corporate shenanigans.
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Mr. Barr released a four-page letter summing up Mr. Mueller's findings that critics considered tilted to the most sympathetic interpretation for the president.
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The most sympathetic group of characters wants nothing more than to go somewhere else, to escape from the annihilating attention of their would-be conquerors.
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Predictably, every time someone wants to cut a big program opponents of that plan speak only of the most sympathetic and popular parts of that program.
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Given how much time the Anonymous NFL Front Office Guys have spent delivering slaps of their own, they do not make for the most sympathetic figures.
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Even the crowd in Phoenix seemed a little unsure what to do with it, and they were the most sympathetic audience Trump could possibly have mustered.
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Valve's zero tolerance policy makes sense for a company wanting to show it's serious, and cheaters, no matter their reasons, are hardly the most sympathetic subjects.
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But sometimes the repertoire that's left is sort of the roles that aren't the most sympathetic — you have the sorceress and the witch, and many comic roles.
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In other words, even for the most sympathetic group of tax payers out there, the massive desire for a tax cut just doesn't seem to be there.
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It's already a controversial turn for one of Game of Thrones' most sympathetic and admirable protagonists; my colleague Alex Abad-Santos, for instance, has criticized it sharply.
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Most memes are crappy imitations of a genuine format, but even the good, authentic ones all basically harness animal cuteness to emphasize the characteristics we find most sympathetic.
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It seems that they knew full well that he would never have been able to resist attacking witnesses, and picked the most sympathetic ones to tell the story.
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It's bratty in the best way, channeling the part of ourselves we indulge when we're dishing to our friends and presenting events in the most sympathetic, truth-bending light.
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The reason they're called 'dreamers' because that's the most sympathetic term that could be apply applied to people," the Iowa Republican said in an interview on CNN's "New Day.
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Those covered by DACA, who in many cases know no other home than the United States, are also in many cases the most sympathetic undocumented migrants to public opinion.
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He presses witnesses, roams the grounds and sticks close to Marta, the most sympathetic and sentimentalized character in a movie that otherwise exhibits an exuberant skepticism about human nature.
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Andrew McCabe has defended his 21-year career, and he has tried to cast his actions called into question in the IG report in the most sympathetic light as possible.
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In Ms. Haley, they coached the figure seemingly most sympathetic to the traditional ways of doing business — not to mention the one who may assume their old job soon enough.
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Earl, then, is a three-dimensional character moving through a world that's peopled by caricatures and cardboard cutouts, which means he is almost by default The Mule's most sympathetic figure.
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The camera constantly pulls in close to Efron's face, lingering on his portrayal of Bundy when he's most sympathetic and funny and kind, rather than dwelling on his truly brutal moments.
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On the one side, you have the United States government's mighty legal and security apparatus fighting for data of the most sympathetic sort: the secrets buried in a dead mass murderer's phone.
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"White males aren't the most sympathetic victim group — especially because they still earn more money and have more wealth on average than any other demographic," Tim Carney writes in the Washington Examiner.
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Kelly quickly ran into trouble with the most sympathetic people in America, the parents of the children slain in the 2012 Sandy Hook massacre, which, according to Jones's site InfoWars, never actually happened.
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Mr. Burke pushed for the return of the "Sphere" at meeting after meeting, and eventually found that the Port Authority, which had lost 84 employees in the attack, had the most sympathetic ear.
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In "Back to Blood" (2012), Mr. Wolfe created one of his most sympathetic, multidimensional characters in Nestor Camacho, a young Cuban-American police officer trying to navigate the treacherous waters of multiethnic Miami.
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But when his chickens come home to roost and he reacts not by coming clean but by trying to paint his actions in the most sympathetic light, his friends have finally had enough.
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By positioning his baby at his monologue's heart and center, he's created the most sympathetic protagonist imaginable and made anyone who opposes that character a hateful antagonist by extension (which, I mean, is accurate).
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That Jaime Lannister has evolved from a douchebag who shoves 10-year-olds out of windows into one of the most sympathetic heroes of the series is a testament to the show's narrative power.
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Your only mistake, you'll say, three days later over mimosas with your most sympathetic friend — in a ritual of performative basic- ness, of pretend Sex and the City — was not breaking up with him first.
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He was also regarded by traditional allies as their most sympathetic and effective conduit to Mr. Trump, and as the "adult" of last resort able to restrain, balance or ignore the whims of an unpredictable president.
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It's how Booksmart turns a tryhard rich kid (a fantastic Skyler Gisondo) into one of the story's most sympathetic characters, and how a flirty exchange about Hogwarts houses takes on the dimensions of a life-altering connection.
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They know they're not the world's most sympathetic defendants—rich (or formerly rich) white men accused of, at the very least, morally questionable business decisions, fighting for their right to hire the best lawyers money can buy.
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The most sympathetic police officer I dealt with informed me that he has a wife and college-age daughters; he meant well, but I found it disheartening that this seemed to be a prerequisite for his empathy.
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And while it is certainly true that dreamers are the most sympathetic subset of illegal aliens, it is also a fact that the issue of illegal immigration divides Washington from the nation at large like no other.
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The basic contours of the deal were legal status and a path to citizenship for the million or so DACA-eligible young people, who surely constitute the most sympathetic bloc of undocumented people living in the United States.
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Working with his most sympathetic collaborator, Stanley Donen, he used a rapidly moving camera to let the audience experience the sensation of dancing, infusing the moving image with the kinetic spirit of dance, capturing its energy and forward flow.
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"We think there is renewed interest with President-elect Donald Trump and we're hopeful we'll be able to get relief and be able to deliver a Christmas present to some of the most sympathetic working people in America," said Sen.
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In the most sympathetic light, the Trump administration — like the Obama administration before it — is trying to spare families the often dangerous journey through Central America and Mexico to the US, by making the endpoint of the journey less appealing.
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There may be bona fide populist support for restricting immigration, especially illegal immigration, but DACA recipients are the most sympathetic undocumented immigrants you can imagine: law-abiding, hard-working, and just wanting to remain in the only country they've known.
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Castro attacked him for, in effect, focussing on those migrants seen as most sympathetic, and pledged to rewrite the nation's immigration laws so that crossing the border without authorization would be reduced from a criminal offense to a civil one.
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But a number of past efforts to protect the Dreamers -- widely seen as the most sympathetic group of undocumented immigrants -- have stalled in Congress, and it's unclear whether a new initiative would be able to gather the momentum it needs to pass.
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No one seems to care that much about the Chinese art in the museum, much to the dismay of one of the film's most sympathetic characters, Asian Art curator Mike Hearn, who doesn't want the collection he presides over to get steamrolled.
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This is one of the ideas that have long made electoral politics a graveyard for the American left: the hope of a post-political, revolutionary campaign built on the backs of the voters most sympathetic to its cause and least likely to vote.
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The government is fighting for data of the most sympathetic sort, while Apple argues that it is fighting to preserve a principle that most owners of a smartphone can defend — weaken one iPhone and you risk weakening all phones for any government intruder, anywhere.
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But this is entirely consistent with his behavior right after the Democratic National Convention in July, when, instead of simply staying silent or trying to change the conversation, he chose to pick a very public fight with his most sympathetic critics, Khizr and Ghazala Khan.
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"Twenty-Two" switched the focus from the often terrible but occasionally lovable main duo to the series's sweetest and most sympathetic character: Edgar, a formerly homeless addict and Iraq War veteran who has spent the last two seasons quietly suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.
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As Mr. Kim, the patriarch of a poor family that cons a rich one, he's one of Parasite's most sympathetic characters, and he's played by an actor recognizable to American and British voters, thanks to his previous turns in movies like The Host and Snowpiercer.
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Real life problems, but with dragons "The Moment," for many, happened two years ago in the fifth season when Sansa Stark, a teenage member of the show's most sympathetic and suffering family, was raped and belittled by her psychopathic new husband, Ramsay, on their wedding night.
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The one who catches her eye is Jake (Shia LaBeouf, in his most sympathetic performance to date), a roguish charmer who sports a pierced eyebrow and a long plaited pony tail, but who also wears suit trousers with braces because he thinks they make him look "Donald Trump-ish".
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Coded within that language is an endorsement of white supremacy, too; it's no coincidence that the three presidents in the last 50 years most sympathetic to the far right—Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, and Trump—have made "law and order" a central plank of their appeal to white voters.
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As Mr. Trump continues to press for a wall on the southwestern border, stricter asylum standards and more enforcement — and even tariffs to pressure Mexico to block migrants — Democrats spent Tuesday advocating instead for removing the threat of deportation for two of the most sympathetic groups of immigrants.
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In 1844, a small but determined vote for the antislavery Liberty Party in New York might have helped tip that crucial state from a Whig (Henry Clay) to a Democrat (James K. Polk) — and thus the abolitionists at the heart of the Liberty Party managed to elect the candidate most sympathetic to slavery.
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Lear burned his diary for that year, but Marstrand's portrait of him in pencil is by far the most sympathetic and sensual image of Lear anyone ever composed: for once he looks not silly but sensitive and handsome, even though, as shy men will, he hides behind glasses and affects newly sprouted facial hair.
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While the most sympathetic beneficiary of debt cancellation would be, say, someone in their 20s or 30s with a useless degree or even just some credits from a for-profit college, mired in a low-wage job while also trying to make student debt payments, that's hardly the whole universe of people who would benefit immediately from Sanders's plan.
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He is most sympathetic to the notion that our Gramscian "interregnum" could persist for quite a while: Casting off the theories he has borrowed from the left and the right so far, he sketches a very Douthatian universe in which pornography, video games, and drugs have combined to produce a "tranquilizing effect" that prolongs our societal stasis.
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With very little about Ben and Alex known to the audience other than the reason they want to get home, Elba and Winslet don't have much to work with, and we only know we're supposed to care about these people because we're watching a movie about them; indeed, for about half the film, the most sympathetic character is the dog.
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Of the three judges at Tuesday's hearing, she appeared to be the most sympathetic to Washington state's case, repeatedly questioning the Justice Department's lawyer over the basis for the travel ban: "Have you offered any evidence to support this need you're describing for the executive order, or are you really arguing that we can't even ask about whether there's evidence because this decision is non-reviewable?"
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