Sentence examples for bond of sympathy from inspiring English sources
I read the Sunday comics and felt a bond of sympathy with Skeezix of Gasoline Alley.
There is a certain bond of sympathy between her and me.
Maybe there is a bond of sympathy now between New York and Washington after the terrorist attacks.
Jacobi's special quality, however, has always been his ability to forge a bond of sympathy with the audience: one thinks of his Cyrano, Peer Gynt or Philip II.
"I am glad to be here, if by being here and saying it I can convince you that there is a deep bond of sympathy between you and your fellow citizens who seem more fortunate".
So when evangelicals speak well of Mr. Lieberman as an observer of the sabbath and exponent of family values, one wonders: How deep can the cultural bonds of sympathy and common purpose go?
This was Abraham Lincoln, who often mentioned the bonds of sympathy that held the nation together.
Even if a "wise producer" can make more money by hiring children or looting someone's pension fund, he won't, because he knows such actions "will break the bonds of common sympathy, the sense that we're all in this together, on which the producer's…well-being ultimately depends".
At the heart of this shared struggle, African Americans and Indians forged bonds ranging from statements of sympathy to coordinated acts of solidarity.
In the furry, marmalade-encrusted figure of Paddington, Bond provided an enduring object of sympathy, and offered an embodiment of the struggles that a new arrival to any land faces.
