Sentence examples for induce sympathy from inspiring English sources

Being an effective communicator and a decent human being requires empathy — not the fake kind, to induce sympathy from your intellectual opponents, but a real curiosity about how decent people can look at the world so differently with such sincerity.

Smith even revealed that Affleck once had a Batcave-style entrance to a panic room at his home, a revelation perhaps less likely to induce sympathy for the star than its author intended.

It is hard to induce sympathy for the protagonist in a culture where a widow is well advised to remarry as soon as she can, and where his uncle deserves applause for taking him in.

"KJ Orr's precision and clarity, her ability to expose a life in a line and to induce sympathy and disdain, linger long after reading the final paragraph," she said.

I don't share about my struggles to complain or induce sympathy.

Gaara's development from this state into a highly withdrawn, sadistic character was intended to induce sympathy for him from readers, as it was contrasted against Naruto's development into a cheerful troublemaker.

She's brutal and cunning but also induces sympathy and amusement.

The scene in which Oliver disappeared – a crowded poolside bar, darkness setting in, unhelpful strangers – was distressing enough to induce a sympathy panic attack in even the most phlegmatic viewer.

This is the worst kind of inside baseball because the players don't induce much sympathy in the first place and there's another game going on called Net Neutrality and it, too, is delightfully unpalatable.

Telephone calls started with a junior researcher introducing himself as a young colleague (identification inducing sympathy [ 11, 12]) followed up by a common greeting (the "foot-in-the-mouth" technique described by Howard [ 16] as a way to increase responses).

I have sympathy for them".