Sentence examples for developing sympathy from inspiring English sources

"This is a friend-raising exercise, developing sympathy for what we do".

I'd posit that developing sympathy for someone with six arms and green skin who communicates through smell would be easier than doing the same for, say, Dick Cheney.

In the back of the bus a village girl sits with her mother, who is taking her to Tokyo to be sold into prostitution; the driver's developing sympathy for her plight forms the film's main, and largely unverbalized, plotline.

Instead, he becomes increasingly odd as season two progresses, developing "sympathy PMS" for Jess and displaying a lovable naivety when he discovers that the woman he lost his virginity to was a prostitute: "Was her name even Mysteria?" he asks.

Sacco is rigorous about telling both sides of the story, developing sympathy for the American soldiers even as he questions their presence in Iraq.

Compassionate Meditation is particularly effective in developing sympathy and compassion - not only for ourselves and those we love, but even for the enemies we hate.[44].[44]

Often these developing sympathies belong to the same "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" school that causes many evangelicals who once called the pope the antichrist to celebrate John Paul II as an ally in the anti-abortion cause.

McIntosh also developed sympathy for the often-emotional athletes on the court.

The director also tries to develop sympathy by giving Charley a deaf friend, Kevin Drew Zellerr).

The so-called Stockholm syndrome -- in which hostages develop sympathy and affection for their captors -- is a real risk.

No real-life Israeli has developed sympathy for his captors the way the fictional US marine did.