Sentence examples for Eliciting compassion from inspiring English sources

The immediate effect is stagy, but over time boredom, tension and affection -- among the drifters, and in Ms. Wearing's reaction to them -- complicate matters emotionally, ultimately eliciting compassion.

Opal Alladin conveys Prix's inner life with elegance, almost eliciting compassion when the character cannot remember a disabling injury she inflicted.

The present multimodal analysis has revealed tangible ways of eliciting compassion and sympathy from the readers of fundraising letters through the letters' visual design.

Seven terms (16%) of those shown were broadly neutral, including the use of medical diagnostic terms, and only 4 (9%) could be described as at all empathic or eliciting compassion, 'sad' or 'isolated'isolated

The way the AIDS activist and playwright Larry Kramer compulsively elicited anger, she compulsively elicits compassion.

Two op-ed articles following the death of Freddie Gray elicited compassion and anguish, but also criticism.

But she cautioned that the results should elicit compassion rather than being used to stigmatise individuals.

People know when they're being manipulated and they see gruesome images as a cheap trick to elicit compassion.

This imperfect show's greatest accomplishment may be its ability to elicit compassion for people we might, in real life, never have wanted to spend time with.

López points to a 2011 brain imaging study that found different brain activation patterns in women and men when exposed to pictures that might elicit compassion.

Poor things the reproduction from a glyph shows three: one sprawls in slack despair, gingerly cradling his left hand with his right, another gazes at his injuries with furious incomprehension, while the last lifts his mutilated fingers to the conquering warriors as though to elicit compassion for what's been done to him: they, elaborately armored, glowering at one another, don't bother to look.