Sentence examples for increase sympathy from inspiring English sources

Indeed, killing prominent leaders can motivate their followers to retaliate and increase sympathy for the militants' cause among civilians.

Her campaign believes this will all increase sympathy for their candidate and remind Delaware that O'Donnell is a woman of the people.

Dropping a young man or woman into the virtual body of an elderly person does in fact increase sympathy for the other's perspective, research suggests.

Capitalising on gender norms – such as the idea that women are caring – may increase sympathy for girls in the short term, but in the long run reinforce stereotypes – and, thereby, son preference.

Abdul Hakeem Mujahid, the representative in New York of the Taliban, who have been denied the United Nations seat still held by the mujahedeen opposition, said that the actions would increase sympathy for the Taliban across the Islamic world.

When leaders are under fire, it is not only important to apologize but taking responsibility is imperative, and according to research, can increase sympathy and forgiveness from the public.

President Megawati is in the contradictory position of wanting to avoid a harsh crackdown that might increase sympathies for the Islamists while avoiding looking too weak in the face of a challenge from her vice president, Hamzah Haz, who is likely to be an opponent in the 2004 contest, political analysts say.

The Gallup Poll also shows increasing sympathy for immigrants.

"But in the long run this increases sympathy for him".

During the years she thought of her mother with increasing sympathy.

Even so, the plight of his people has aroused increasing sympathy.