Sentence examples for gained sympathy from inspiring English sources

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Chileans gained sympathy during the Pinochet dictatorship, when "solidarity with Chile was a cause that people in Latin America believed in, somewhat like Spain was in the late 1930's," said the writer Ariel Dorfman.

The recent Sunni protests have also gained sympathy from Muqtada al-Sadr, a fiery Shia cleric whose powerful popular movement has grown increasingly critical of Mr Maliki.Perhaps in an effort to win backing across the Arab sectarian chasm, Mr Maliki has been raising the stakes with the Kurds, who claim areas, including the city of Kirkuk, that have large non-Kurdish populations.

He also gained sympathy from government officials and Sunni clerics.

Lane revealed that it did not work because Kylie revealed her past hardships and gained sympathy from David.

The current school-based system has gained sympathy for its ability to reinforce individualism and boundaries between departments and university.

Good luck gaining sympathy for that.

He's under pressure and the Kurds are gaining sympathy.

Predictably, the Kremlin line is that Georgia attacked itself to gain sympathy.

It should have been Borukhova's ace in the hole for gaining sympathy from the jury.

In its first years in power, this helped them gain sympathy from liberals and intellectuals.