Sentence examples for into sympathy from inspiring English sources

The reader's sense of superiority is tricked into sympathy.

And he isn't drawn to shame the reader into sympathy, either.

Hatred for the government translates into sympathy for the insurgents, says Mr Khabiev.

But Vasconcelos in later life veered into sympathy for the Nazis.

Or perhaps even this is a tactical move, turning contempt into sympathy as we watch an old man under attack.

Yet it usefully characterises a central character who draws us into sympathy despite doing things that should appal us.

As I grew up, my peers' outright laughter and sneering grew into reserved sympathy.

Mr. Blum's Vanya is not the only character lacking the banked inner fires to draw us into deep sympathy.

And to judge from the clamorous ovation Mr. Kirshbaum received, he had drawn the audience into complete sympathy with his more intimate approach.

She replies that both Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway "annoy me in the same way — one feels oneself tricked into feeling sympathy for entirely undeserving and rather tiresome people".

After 1885 Dobson was chiefly occupied with biographical and critical works: books on Henry Fielding, Thomas Bewick, Richard Steele, Oliver Goldsmith, Horace Walpole, William Hogarth, Samuel Richardson, and Fanny Burney revealed careful research into, and sympathy with, 18th-century life.