Sentence examples for called sympathy from inspiring English sources

If Major Barbara were to be written now, it might be called Sympathy for the Devil.

I felt as though I could hear the moment at which the Romantic longing for annihilation — what Thomas Mann called "sympathy for death" — degenerated into nihilistic kitsch.

Sectors blow from the bottom up in a process called sympathy selling.

I went shopping a while back and as the retail assistant processed my items she asked me, "Can you have children?" As she asked the question her facial features shifted, making room for that disgusting thing called sympathy.

A single main-effect QTL was identified on chromosome 1, called sympathy for the ligule (sol).

Against the "monkish" preference for humility, Hume emphasizes that virtue itself can be a just cause of pride, one that becomes all the more powerful as our passions reverberate socially through the mechanism Hume calls "sympathy".

In that tense no-news period as the doctors scanned his brain for any problematic activity (they could have saved time by just noting that he was a Ukip MEP) Twitter liberals called for sympathy and respect, as if Ukip had ever shown any sympathy or respect for the people their campaign of don't-call-it-racism had left dead or beaten in the streets.

Now, she said, the timing is harder to predict because of what she called "the sympathy effect".

But Andrei Loshak, a television and magazine journalist who has criticized Mr. Putin's rule and authored hard-hitting reports about hopelessness in provincial Russia, called for sympathy.

"Why should we cry over an intelligence operative, in a week when Israel killed one of our people every day?" said a bareheaded housewife as she cast what she called a sympathy vote for Hamas.

The Army calls them "sympathy payments".