Sentence examples for easy sympathy from inspiring English sources

But as if to offset this denial of easy sympathy, every other character becomes weak and needy.

It can be difficult to find the right tone or approach in stories about dealers, partly because they don't solicit easy sympathy.

How do we feel our way into the horrifying choices that boxed him in without ourselves succumbing either to easy sympathy or to the false certitude of hindsight?

"We" didn't make Clyde a killer; the movie deliberately avoids easy sympathy by picking up Clyde when he is already a cheap crook.

The most troubling part of the viral success of the photos is the way in which they inadvertently peddle the idea of an easy sympathy between cosmopolitan opulence and the complicated business of preserving a distinct ethnic identity.

The audience's knowledge of the character's fate might be used to win easy sympathy, but Moorst gives the young man both likable (artistic, witty) and more questionable (arrogant, controlling) aspects.

A shame, Cahill writes: "How different might Catholicism be today if it had taken over the easy Irish sympathy between churchman and layman and the easy Irish attitude toward diversity, authority, the role of women and the relative unimportance of sexual mores".

It is easy to feel sympathy for Watson here.

And it's fairly easy to engage sympathy and elicit indignation over this sort of cruelty.

It's perhaps easy to have sympathy for the Justices in this instance.

It was relatively easy to have sympathy for Claudia when she was trying to get out of Sander's snare.