Sentence examples for based on sympathy from inspiring English sources

Kinzer begins his case with the story of Howard Baskerville, the Rachel Corrie, if you will, of U.S.-Iran relations: a young American whose life and death suggests the possibility of a different relationship between the U.S. and Iran, one based on sympathy for Iranian national aspirations.

The ethical behavior of man is better based on sympathy, education and social relationships, and requires no support from religion.

The overwhelming vote to nominate New York City as the United States' candidate to hold the 2012 Summer Olympics was not based on sympathy because of the 9/11 terror attack or even on the humorous routine Billy Crystal performed as part of the city's presentation to the United States Olympic Committee, more than a dozen members of the committee said today.

Using Burke's own architectural language, she asks, "why was it a duty to repair an ancient castle, built in barbarous ages, of Gothic materials?" She also notes, pointedly, that Burke's philosophy condones slavery: In the Rights of Men, Wollstonecraft not only endorses republicanism, but also a social contract based on sympathy and fellow-feeling.

A fugitive in Switzerland, Mr Rich once summed up his philosophy as "you can't run a business based on sympathies".

Based on the sympathy that "Chicken Run" will engender for chickens, it's probably good that McDonald's doesn't have a promotional tie-in.

As film is based on the sympathy of the populace, the popular circulation and consumption of anticommunist sentiment is not the same as that of the past.

He has not shied away from hard truths, but in the overheated world of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, every mainstream media report is picked apart and judged based on one's sympathies or political agenda.

Based on his sympathies in Spain, Mr. Vicente was asked by the ambassador from the Republic of Spain to serve as vice consul in the consulate in Philadelphia, a post he held until the end of the Spanish Civil War in 1939.

All these approaches aim at having the patients feel that their physician/nurse takes enough time to care, listen and respond to them thus establishing a personal relationship with them which is based on collaboration, trust, sympathy and understanding.

When he was nominated for the supreme court by Ronald Reagan, after the Senate rejected Robert Bork, some conservatives objected to Kennedy based on his perceived sympathy to civil rights for gays and lesbians.