sympathetically

IPA: sɪmpʌθˈɛtɪkʌɫi

Owing to or showing evidence of sympathy, or affinity; happening through or demonstrating correspondences, whether occult or physiological.
In a manner which demonstrates a sharing in the feelings of others; compassionately.

Examples of "sympathetically" in Sentences

Hence the need to portray the villain sympathetically.
"Poor dear darling!" murmured Margot sympathetically, at which the
Previously, he said he would look "sympathetically" at applications.
I managed to escape for a couple of months; but when I was bowled over, Martin sympathetically joined me several days later.
Kreis seemed to wake up and flash like some metallic, magnetic thing, while Norton looked at Martin sympathetically, with a sweet, girlish smile, as much as to say that he would be amply protected.
Last year he wrote an article for Spin sympathetically exploring the complexities of the relationship between Mary Kay Tourneau, the Seattle teacher convicted of statutory rape, and her teenage lover.
She received us nowhere more sympathetically, that is with less ceremony or self - consciousness, I seem to recall, than at Montepulciano, for instance -- where it was indeed that the recovery of private judgment I just referred to couldn't help taking place.
And again, insight into the more enduring preferences of men and the conditions of their happiness, upon which rational moral standards are founded, is indispensable to a complete interpretation of life; but there is much of life that can be envisaged sympathetically, that is, artistically and beautifully, with small hold on ethical wisdom.