Sentence examples for Sympathetic concern from inspiring English sources

At around that time, children start to show sympathetic concern for others.

The philosophers of the Enlightenment extolled the way novels engaged a reader's identification with and sympathetic concern for others.

Betsy had an intellectual curiosity, a probing mind, a sympathetic concern for those in need, and a love of life.

Jim Norton, who plays Polonius, treated the longing behind the barriers with sympathetic concern, as if it were a mild medical condition.

He always remembered the practical and sympathetic concern of his house master, Theodore Lynam Thomas, and the legendary headmaster of Rugby, Hugh Lyon.

The prologue remarks, for example: "A family of five unmarried daughters is sure of attracting the sympathetic concern of all their neighbors, particularly where other diversions are few".

The White House was already sympathetic to business concerns, but with all of Congress now under Republican control, industry's expectations are higher.

Moynihan insisted he was "sympathetic to concerns" a British team would lead to demands for a similar side at the World Cup and European Championships.

Several Democrats said in recent interviews that they were sympathetic to concerns that have grown in Puerto Rico in the two years since a civilian security guard was killed in a bombing accident in Vieques.

was sympathetic to concerns about reading the bill, but he noted that Congress was coming up against a funding deadline.

In addition, staffers say that Baker hasn't seemed sympathetic to concerns about diversity, despite taking some minor action on pay equity.