Sentence examples for foster sympathy from inspiring English sources
This last quarter has been no exception, with little done to foster sympathy from the renewable energy sector, which appears to be continuously caught in the firing line".
Research on media representations of school shootings suggested that in the case of white suburban school shootings, newspaper articles were written in a manner more likely to foster sympathy for the shooters.
It can also challenge stereotypes that dehumanized members of the community in the past (C. Murphy 2010) and foster sympathy (Eisikovits 2009).
Two local newspapers reported that members of the snowshoe party had resorted to cannibalism, which helped to foster sympathy for those who were still trapped.
Showing chimpanzees dressed in clothes and clowning around in films and commercials may not be particularly dignified, but it fosters sympathy for the species and makes people want to protect them in the wild.
If that is the case, this latest bridge to the past may foster some sympathy for their demise.
Do you believe that police aggression fosters public sympathy and support for protest movements?
"This is really more of a celebration rather than any kind of flag-waving". Referring to the recent feature films "Platoon" and "Full Metal Jacket," which have fostered public sympathy for the Vietnam veteran, Albrecht added, "I think this project wouldn't have happened without the increased awareness and acceptance of Vietnam vets.
These are the women for whom "society has the absolute least sympathy," Foster acknowledges.
It was the sort of project intended to foster pro-American sympathies in the Egyptian countryside, and there is some indication that it succeeded.
