Sentence examples for By sympathy from inspiring English sources

Jacques is driven by sympathy for the non-western world.

But the audience was primarily moved by the music, not by sympathy.

Her world is illuminated not by sympathy, but by the arctic dazzle of her intelligence.

I have known madness itself to be brought on by sympathy".

At the Coliseum last week, dismay at the sight of an empty orchestra pit was tempered by sympathy.

Drawn by sympathy and the need for advice, George Eliot soon began to lean on him for affection too.

The other is an intuition that is global, immediate, reaching into the heart of a thing by sympathy.

If Mr. Karales's method was akin to that of the black press, it was driven not by sympathy — the motivation Mr. Cox ascribes to it — but by empathy.

Perhaps he was motivated by sympathy with the revolution, or by a desire to make money, or simply by an urge to flee domestic responsibilities.

In elections seven weeks later, the PPP, buoyed by sympathy over Bhutto's death and vowing to take up the cause of the deposed judges, won.

As the thieves grabbed the widowed author and her 66-year-old domestic servant, she was overcome more by sympathy than fear.