Sentence examples for declaration of sympathy from inspiring English sources
THREE years ago, Harper's Magazine published "The Inhumanity of the Animal People," Joy Williams's fierce account of -- and declaration of sympathy with -- the radical animal rights movement.
According to Jacobi's report of his conversation with Lessing, after a disquisition on his part regarding the devastating effects of a thought based on the demands of reason alone, and upon Lessing's apparent declaration of sympathy for Spinoza, Jacobi had urged upon the latter to perform a salto mortale (Jacobi, 1785: 17), i.e., a kind of jump, heels over head, that would redress his position.
Taxi drivers are openly irritated by the tourists who crowd around Ground Zero with their digital cameras and their wild emotional declarations of sympathy.
There were declarations of sympathy for the victims from both Israelis and Palestinians, as well as anxious telephone calls to friends and relatives in the United States.
So once again, there will be the tricolour flag projected on buildings around the world, a hashtag expressing solidarity with France, and declarations of sympathy.
Many of those who sent messages displayed the image of a yellow ribbon as a declaration of their sympathies.
Unlike Klein declaration of Kahanist sympathies, however, Obama has never explicitly aligned himself with communism and socialism.
Since Hemingway's suicide, in 1961, attempts have been made to infer signs of sympathy for Cuba on his part, affinities, a declaration, a gesture.
Certainly the neutrals were far from happy with the British blockade, but the German declaration of the war zone and subsequent events turned them progressively away from their attitude of sympathy for Germany.
This isn't a plea for sympathy — it's a declaration of independence, and a motivational statement.
