Sentence examples for bring sympathy from inspiring English sources

Some supporters of the Palestinians say a big victory for the widely distributed picture could bring sympathy to their cause.

LONDON — Steve Hooker of Australia is the defending Olympic pole vault champion, but he has had a problem with the yips that would bring sympathy from any golfer.

When Dee began to appear in mainstream movies, she had to be content with more passive roles, to which she brought sympathy and warmth.

Through the influence of a young Quaker she brings sympathy and kindness to her fellow-inmates, until the inevitable justice triumphs and Bedlam is finally reformed.Anna Lee gives a fine performance here, bringing a spark and compassion to her role of the crusading young girl, and even putting life into the eighteenth-century rhetoric that frequently handicaps the script.

We bring you sympathy but more importantly we bring you solidarity.

If he insists on running, will his cancer bring him sympathy votes?

"The violence is going to inflame Iraqis to prepare for a revolution against the government, and bring more sympathy to those who are forming forces that will fight against the government".

But Martin R. Pollner, a New York lawyer at Loeb & Loeb, said the interviews and the family photographs have helped blunt negative views of Mr. Walker and "helped bring some sympathy to him".

Police, however, accuse pipeline opponents of manufacturing stories in an effort to bring more sympathy to their cause — like their account of an incident involving a private security company's guard dog.

Their complaints brought little sympathy from officials in Texas.

Sickness, however, has a way of bringing on sympathy and affection from the public.