Sentence examples for evident sympathy from inspiring English sources

That Rembrandt depicted so many Jews and Old Testament figures with such evident sympathy would further support this idea.

Alter's evident sympathy for Obama and his policies scarcely means that he functions as a credulous court stenographer.

Although written with great panache and evident sympathy for its subjects, Girls on Fire is fairly repetitive.

Mr Dzurinda recounts, with evident sympathy, how poor Slovak farmers often accost him with tales of how crops and animals, even pet dogs, have been stolen by Gypsies.

With the evident sympathy between Watkins and Van Steen also prompting a wealth of tonal colours, this emerged as a performance of integrity, tailored perfectly to the scale and ambiance of the hall.

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.

The new chairman has a reputation as a moderate conservative with no evident sympathies for Mr. Ahmadinejad's opponents.

Despite Malraux's evident Marxist sympathies and his bitter criticisms of fascism, this was the only one of his books that was allowed to be published inside the Soviet Union.

They also cite the perishing embers of leftist sympathy evident in some of his literary writing.

Khalid Ojla, a visiting member of the opposition Syrian national council – his political sympathies evident from his long beard and robe – was delighted by the display of solidarity from Tripoli.

Although Rule 3 of the Principia allows the possibility that the least parts of matter could turn out to be divisible, his atomist sympathies are evident throughout his writings.