Sentence examples for enduring sympathies from inspiring English sources
His enduring sympathies lie with the unduly forgotten historian and novelist Theodore Roszak and with the philosopher Richard Rorty.
In the furry, marmalade-encrusted figure of Paddington, Bond provided an enduring object of sympathy, and offered an embodiment of the struggles that a new arrival to any land faces.
Addressing structural causes requires not so much costless, short-lived feelings of sympathy as enduring efforts for social and political reform.
No doubt, that relationship rests on enduring foundations, including broad American public sympathy for a besieged democracy, a mutual strategic interest in resisting Arab extremism and a sense of moral duty to preserve the Jewish people after the Holocaust.
As postwar revelations of the extermination camps stunned a world already well acquainted with Nazi ruthlessness, the Germans were in no position to ask for sympathy; they set about enduring occupation and picking up the rubble with a stoic silence that Sebald found uncanny.
What redeems these awkward passages is the author's evident sympathy for his characters and his ability to convey the brothers' enduring love for each other, despite their often contentious efforts to create independent lives.
One of her more enduring stories, "Why I Can't Get Laid in San Francisco," seems to both elicit and resist sympathy.
He thought about enduring.
Why the enduring acclaim?
