Sentence examples for Good sympathy from inspiring English sources

Not so good; sympathy vote retracted.

Since social instincts evolved for the tribe's good, sympathy was normally confined to its members (Darwin 1871, p. 93 94, 97), just as social animals normally extend services only to fellow group members (Darwin 1871, p. 72).

There was good, warm sympathy between us, and mutual admiration.

Such pro-carnival distinctions, with their good-hearted sympathy for the demotic, the colonized, the neglected, the repressed, are extremely vulnerable to counterargument.

But "Me, Myself and Irene" shares with the Farrelly brothers' earlier movies a kind of dopey, boyish sincerity and a good-natured sympathy for the underdog that may prove capable of winning over even the dourest spirits.

With Hank on the loose, Peter and Bobby Farrelly's film wallows in their brand-name crudities while still managing "a kind of dopey, boyish sincerity and a good-natured sympathy for the underdog," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.

But "Me Myself and Irene" shares with their earlier movies a kind of dopey, boyish sincerity and a good-natured sympathy for the underdog that may prove capable of winning over even the dourest spirits.

"John is going to have a good deal of sympathy for the city's plight, but he's going to have more sympathy for a homeless person's plight," said Richard D. Emery, a civil rights lawyer who also served on the commission.

Good luck gaining sympathy for that.

I have a good deal of sympathy with this.

You describe the looting with a good deal of sympathy.