Sentence examples for drawn sympathy from inspiring English sources

Ms. Norgrove's death — and the drama surrounding the failed rescue attempt — has drawn sympathy on both sides of the Atlantic.

His cause has drawn sympathy from movie actors and world leaders, from Ed Asner to Nelson Mandela.

This perspective has drawn sympathy from some Jews who oppose Israeli policy in the West Bank and see accusations of anti-Semitism against Omar as politically motivated attacks.

The move comes amid an international life-support controversy that has drawn sympathy and support from Pope Francis and President Trump, with hospitals in Rome and New York offering to take Charlie.

The Toronto Argonauts of the C.F.L. have struggled to draw fans, but Brunt said the C.F.L. had drawn sympathy because "it's motherhood, it's easy to support, it's the little working-class guy standing up to the big, rich American interloper".

Across Pakistan, meanwhile, for reasons including rising inflation and his pro-America policies, the general is fast becoming unpopular; and the Baluch insurgents have drawn sympathy.Mr Bugti has a dreadful history of oppressing his people, yet the grievances he claims to be fighting for are real.

Others drew sympathy, even if they oppose Nicholson's politics.

"It's a delicate balance, being provocative enough to get attention and still draw sympathy".

A global outpouring of support drew sympathy and attention but few lasting resources.

The PPP is trying to draw sympathy from an emotional television campaign that relives Ms Bhutto's final moments.

He drew sympathy from Kuchar, who said: "I think he's nice to everybody, but he's fighting some demons.