Sentence examples for generates sympathy from inspiring English sources

Neither Marnie nor Anna are saints (though Marnie may be a ghost), but part of the film's appeal is how it generates sympathy for the unsympathetic.

(I also think Palestinian terrorism backfires, it turns people away from them and generates sympathy for Israel and the occupation, so I'm against terrorism on a practical level, too, but that's besides the point).

As in the case of fidelity to promises, the character trait of allegiance to our governors generates sympathy with its beneficiaries throughout society, making us approve the trait as a virtue.

In the film, he portrays Harry Delano, a tough guy who becomes a killer, but generates sympathy because of his unfortunate upbringing.

The stories of those at the Warwick Hotel should generate sympathy.

The aim is to generate sympathy and increase donations or support for a specific cause.

Flashbacks seem designed to give psychological explanations and generate sympathy rather than increase the stakes.

Premier Wen appears to have an uncanny ability to generate sympathy.

If so, the maneuver appears to have failed, clearing the former Communist president of suspicion and generating sympathy for Mr. Walesa.

Mrs. Clinton can be rather artful, for instance, at turning around her apologies to generate sympathy for herself.

But like the arch, trivial "Affair of Love, Venus Beautyty Institute" takes unfair advantage of her gift for generating sympathy.