Sentence examples for increased sympathy for from inspiring English sources
So far, Congress's action has merely increased sympathy for its victim.
One unexpected byproduct of the repeal debate, to gauge by people like Barry Minnes, 63, could be a kind of increased sympathy for local government's many dilemmas.
He demands that Brazil return Paraguay's "Christian Cannon," cast from melted church bells.The episode has also increased sympathy for López in some quarters.
The rounding up and imprisonment of the wives and children of Boko Haram leaders has only increased sympathy for the group.Spread the wealth northwardsTo believe, as many southerners do, that Boko Haram is run by nihilists or acts as a vehicle for the president's enemies is to misunderstand the problem.
"With the ascendancy of Republicans to governorships of a number of key states, together with some increased sympathy for vouchers on the part of reformers, who would like to call themselves post partisan... you're seeing a resurgence of interest," Toch said.
Asked how his work influenced his perspective on politics, Stoll said that there had been a moment when he had "sort of increased sympathy for people in Congress.
The Gallup Poll also shows increasing sympathy for immigrants.
"But in the long run this increases sympathy for him".
Over the past year, Mr Ahern has shown increasing sympathy for Mr Trimble's position.
Indeed, killing prominent leaders can motivate their followers to retaliate and increase sympathy for the militants' cause among civilians.
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.
