She applied a familiar approach by refusing to pass judgment, listening carefully, and developing a sympathetic understanding.
Athough she did not believe that reading was a substitute for direct experience, she did suggest more than once that reading great works of fiction was a means of developing a sympathetic understanding.
Although an initial glance incites a flashback to (cherished) Sony Playstation video games circa 2000, continued inspection suggests Agnani developed a sympathetic relationship with Van Gogh's characters, buildings, and ambience before bringing them to life.
They called on the government to develop a "more sympathetic and supportive system".
His dissertation uses the history of political thought to explain contemporary skepticism about judgments of character in democratic politics, and to develop a more sympathetic account of them.
Strangely, despite its darker portrait, one may in the end develop a more sympathetic sense of Bettelheim's life from Pollak's biography, which often acknowledged opposing perspectives, including those of children who felt they benefited from his care.
As any veteran of these conversations can attest, you never really understand your own religion until you develop a deep and sympathetic understanding of at least one other.
Her spiritual journey intersected with the strategy of the Empire State Pride Agenda, a lobbying group for gay issues, to develop a cohort of sympathetic, active clergy members.
No. Would millions of Americans develop a much more sympathetic attitude toward democratic socialism?
But people yell anyway, so Ms. Nelson, a kind and funny woman, has developed a very sympathetic nod.
