Sentence examples for endless sympathy from inspiring English sources

He listened with endless sympathy.

She had received endless sympathy from Barbara — especially concerning her father's move into her house.

I gratefully turned to Virginia, with her soft, firm voice and endless sympathy.

It seems that, while in plays and in classrooms we are taught, and teach each other, to extend endless sympathy to sinners — to recognize the humanity of the flawed, struggling man of dishonor, and to doubt, indeed, that he is a sinner at all — in life such an extension of our empathy seems unnatural.

As trainers and coaches formed a nearly endless procession of sympathy, Wilson sat on the floor, his head down, sobbing.

The latest buzzword in the aid industry, compassion fatigue, refers to the psychological exhaustion said to be induced by endless appeals for money and sympathy.

But sympathy with science, with its ever-striving, endless enterprise then poses a dilemma.

Oh, the strangeness of that endless, empty landscape in The Steppe, and his warmth of sympathy with the men of the wagon-train; and his insight into that weary bishop, among his importunate petitioners.

As backward as it might seem, it's hard not to feel some small measure of sympathy for those whose lives are stuck in an endless cycle of remorse.

Most of the characters' behavior is viewed with sympathy and skepticism, and the frequent bouts of legal wrangling invite endless interpretation of every aspect of the story.

I have some sympathy for them, as the revalidation seems to be paper-based, answering endless questionnaires.