Sentence examples for created sympathy from inspiring English sources

Those have created sympathy for the perils faced by the Foreign Service.

Most Dublin citizens had not supported the uprising, but the harsh penalties imposed by the British created sympathy for the rebels and the republican movement.

Stevenson felt that the quotation spoke for itself — that it was so intemperate and out of control that it would actually create sympathy for Olwyn, as Dido Merwin's intemperate lashings out at Plath only created sympathy for her victim.

It is now obvious that the effort to toss Emanuel off the ballot backfired, not just because it wasn't successful but also because the controversy created sympathy for him and gave him a platform from which he could combat his detractors' sharpest critiques.

The younger royals have brought a new popularity to the royal family, and the Queen's willingness to play ball with the media – agreeing to look as if she were jumping out of a helicopter at the Olympic opening ceremony in 2012– has created sympathy where once there was resentment.

Instead, she creates sympathy for these confused, vulnerable women.

Their dialogue is supposed to create sympathy for them.

The New Yorker, September 27 , 1930 P. 17Helper who creates sympathy for beggar.

As much as they create sympathy, I wrote, photographs shrivel sympathy.

By publishing this video, you might create sympathy for a murderer".

"The problem is that the involvement of the United States creates sympathy for Al Qaeda.