Sentence examples for immediate sympathy from inspiring English sources

Then he edited himself: "Well, not very good, but it will generate immediate sympathy".

Readers will feel an immediate sympathy for the eternally child-size Jepp, allowed the luxuries of court life for the price of his dignity.

What is the character's arc?" They also ask, "Will there be a love story, a combative mating dance?" Most executives believe that television shows — unlike movies, which people actively seek out — are watched passively by a tired and fickle audience; and so stories should move quickly and clearly, and characters' problems should engender immediate sympathy.

Though the student of history can see that military ambition has mostly been disadvantageous to human society, when we contemplate the "dazling" character of the hero, immediate sympathy irresistibly leads us to approve it (T 3.3.2.15).

He added: "The attack has had an immediate sympathy-generating effect and it could help his people to bounce legislation through parliament to change the relationship between the judiciary and the executive".

"It's a reduction of all clich concerning Coco Chanel to immediate appreciation, sympathy and nearly cheerfulness".

Whatever the truth (and few of us are able to give a truly informed view) there was an immediate groundswell of sympathy for Trott.

"Our immediate thoughts and sympathies lie with the many loyal guests, wonderful hoteliers and suppliers who are affected in addition to our unfailingly loyal team, both in Turkey and the UK.

"My immediate reaction was utter sympathy for this woman," Mrs. Boesky said in a telephone interview, adding that she does not know Mrs. Madoff.

And it is also not clear how such disapproval, either in the children or in the parents/educators, can be inculcated via the mechanisms of sympathy (or immediate agreeability) that Hume says are required for moral approval and judgment.

No. Seek immediate assistance or even sympathy from neighbors or friends?