Whether the nefarious mind-control scheme of which Kris and Jeff amongg others) are victims or the feeling of extrasensory sympathy among intimates, Carruth envisions a scheme of intersubjectivity that is simultaneously a menace and a marvel.
At first the incongruity of this innocent toddler reciting a rather serious monologue is funny, but as she goes on, her lines becoming more intimate and adult, you feel sympathy for the embarrassed girl, as if she's a downtown Baby June from "Gypsy".
And to judge from the clamorous ovation Mr. Kirshbaum received, he had drawn the audience into complete sympathy with his more intimate approach.
Robert Anderson, a playwright whose intimate emotional dramas like "Tea and Sympathy" and "I Never Sang for My Father" attracted big names to the Broadway stage if not always substantial audiences to Broadway theaters, died Monday at home in Manhattan.
The approach is not sympathy-seeking but it is intimate.
Mr. Bishara acknowledges that as an Israeli Arab he is living a contradiction, sharing citizenship with Jewish Israelis and an intimate knowledge of their culture, but maintaining a strong sympathy and solidarity with his Palestinian brothers.
He was a more pronounced reformer than his father, the 4th earl, whose English sympathies he shared, and was among the intimate friends of John Knox.
Even as the intern scandal grew, culminating in Mr. Clinton's public admission in August 1998 that he had an intimate relationship with a young White House employee, Mrs. Clinton drew sympathy and support throughout the country.
I intimated that maybe he was overdoing the blues to elicit sympathy and perhaps support from the United States.
For example: With caring thoughts, With loving memories, With love, With deepest sympathy, With heartfelt condolences, Our sincere sympathy, Write an intimate message if you knew the deceased well.
