Sentence examples for For easy sympathy from inspiring English sources

That Ms. Monk, who gave comparable brashness to a similar role in the 1994 revival of William Inge's "Picnic," doesn't ask for easy sympathy is the most provocative element in this latest production of "Cuckoo," which is directed by Nicholas Martin.

It is a fearless and thoughtful performance that never winks and never goes for easy sympathy.

Sturridge is a solid stage actor and does well in a very tricky part -- Treat can easily be infantilized, played to the hilt for easy sympathy.

But by this morning in early November when the two Democratic senators from New York visit the leader of the Senate's Republican minority, they have learned that memories fade, that new priorities emerge and that New York, even now, is not an easy magnet for national sympathy.

Blanchett has played Williams Blanche Duboiss to raves on Broadway, and she's magnificent as Jasmine: by turns monstrous and pitiable, never aiming for cheap sympathy or an easy laugh, though she earns some laughs all the same.

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I hope it's easier for us to feel sympathy for him if no one else does.

It is easy to feel sympathy for Watson here.

It's perhaps easy to have sympathy for the Justices in this instance.

It was relatively easy to have sympathy for Claudia when she was trying to get out of Sander's snare.

It is easy to feel sympathy for the cosmopolitan immigrant-expatriate in this moment, especially one whose very name, Ajami, means "foreigner".