Sentence examples for boundless sympathy from inspiring English sources
He had boundless sympathy for bereaved victims who turned to him for solace.
And he had boundless sympathy for the common people who bought his almanacs, people John Adams disdained as "rabble," people as poor and humble as the tenth son of a second-rate chandler.
McEwan treats it with a boundless sympathy, one that enlists the reader even as it disguises the fact that this seeming novel of manners is as fundamentally a horror novel as any McEwan's written, one that carries with it a David Cronenberg sensitivity to what McEwan calls "the secret affair between disgust and joy".
He possesses a sometimes dizzying rhetorical intelligence his characters argue with the agility of top litigators and seemingly boundless imaginative sympathy: the figures who populate the most winning of eighteenth-century picaresques are cardboard cutouts compared with Richardson's principals.
She was emotional, spendthrift, disorganised, depressive, outgoing, musical, funny, with a fine gift in her writing for impressionistic, evocative detail, and a boundless capacity for sympathy.
And Godard's camera follows him, impulsively, alertly, tenderly, as if seeking to film with a gaze akin to Roxy's — not blank or uncomprehending but endowed with a boundless, self-subordinating sympathy.
A mock-heroic fustian inflates the prose: A learning and an erudition boundless in its universality, an affection phenomenal in its intensity and a quiet sympathy with the innumerable little failings of our common humanity — these were the sterling qualities that made Mr John Furriskey a man among men and endeared him to the world and his wife.
NEW ORLEANS, April 4 — A mayoral election is less than three weeks away, and the sympathy of elected officials for the irritations of voters in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina is boundless.
Ginistrelli became convinced that the two horses were in love - referring to the pair, he spoke of the 'boundless laws of sympathy and love - and fixed a mating.
