Sentence examples for another sympathy from inspiring English sources
"Honor with one another, sympathy for one another, faith for one another, that's how we survived," he told me.
Empathy means being able to imagine oneself in the condition or predicament of another, while sympathy means sharing the feelings of another to the point of compassion or pity.
But another expressed sympathy with the White House view that many Republicans see political risk in appearing too friendly with Mr. Obama, adding: "If he invited people up and nothing came of it, then he looks like a failure.
Members were expected not only to share materials, books and information, but to provide one another with "sympathy and practical assistance (if need be) in time of sickness and trouble".
You want a sandwich?" The idea is that empathy is feeling with another person; sympathy creates distance, while empathy fuels connection.
Peretsky's plot has more twists than a ropey soap opera, but this is also a thriller with intellectual heft – Peretsky reveals a nice line in highbrow similes: one character plays on another's sympathies "like Isaac Stern with a Stradivarius".
There is another note of sympathy.
Later Mr. McDowell sent another letter expressing sympathy with the milkmen rather than the employers.
And another line of sympathy for the strikers: it wasn't them who privatised British Airways, was it?
We eye one another with respectful sympathy, keenly aware of who has been here all day, who is alone, who seems too young for this.
She doesn't have to because the film — itself an example of how art allows us to rise out of ourselves to feel for another through imaginative sympathy — answers that question beautifully.
