0 not sympathetic (= showing that you understand or care about someone's suffering) -- 無同情心的；冷漠的
Economists have historically been unsympathetic to the work of sociologists or cultural anthropologists, particularly where they declaim scientific ambition.
To the sympathetic this will be a step in the right direction; to the unsympathetic, the extension of a scandal.
Over 70 per cent of respondents found their colleagues 'co-operative', with less than 5 per cent reporting them as 'unsympathetic'.
There were even instances of combined revolt against harsh usage by unsympathetic doctors.
They strike me as being somewhat unsympathetic, and capable of only cold friendship, cooly indifferent to the warmer human feelings.
One is that they are concerned that other colleagues might be unsympathetic to the needs of residents even if they themselves are sympathetic.
As such, it was not unsympathetic to political economy and free trade.
Worse was the seemingly dismissive and unsympathetic position of many of those in a position to ameliorate the struggling of so many thousands.
