Sentence examples for close sympathy from inspiring English sources

Here he was in close sympathy concerning the nature of Protestant ethics with his friend the German sociologist and economist Max Weber (1864 1920).

Independent filmmaking is an open field; directors are usually, of necessity, their own producers, or working in close sympathy with producers who share their vision — which is why it's all the more surprising when independent filmmakers don't give the impression of rethinking the filmmaking process but merely impressing their subjects and styles on ready-made structures.

His great capacity for affection found its satisfaction in the attachment and close sympathy of his sisters, particularly of Hannah, later Lady Trevelyan, who remained in almost daily contact with him even after her marriage, and whose children were to him as his own.

Between the price of London bills, as expressed in the current rate of discount, and the price of foreign bills, as expressed in the current exchange rate, there exists at times a close sympathy." Clare (1902, p. 87).

Democrats, meanwhile, are perceived "Africanists" who have close sympathies to African interests.

One of the reasons the Swiss architectural firm Herzog and de Meuron won the competition to convert Bankside, Serota told me, was that they seemed to have the closest sympathy with artists.

Sleater-Kinney is good enough to take risks, but they are sometimes too risky for their own good; the strongest track is the album closer, "Sympathy," a preposterously muscular four-minute masterpiece that would, for most bands, be a career.

But I'll let those lie for the purposes of this post, and just close with sympathy for the impulse that animates his essay, if not the conclusions that it draws.

It has been a good, long while since a sex scandal has produced anything close to sympathy for a male participant, but the past week has given us cause to feel twinges of compassion for the Yankees' general manager, Brian Cashman, who seems, above all, to have been a victim of his own injudicious tastes.

The only time Dick Cheney achieved anything close to sympathy was when he defended his daughter's sexuality.

But like most of the people I met at Wichita's evangelical churches, his support for Bush sounded more than a little agonized — closer to sympathy than admiration.