Fiction provided the means to translate her theatrical peculiarities into a larger sympathy: "my life's all in the novels".
Coolness and Maturity The league's largest sympathy vote must go to McNabb, who has not only carried himself with poise as the Eagles' future franchise player at quarterback, but has also handled the huge amount of off-field responsibilities and kept his head amid the league's most abusive fans.
With large imaginative sympathy and a detailed knowledge of early-19th-century housekeeping, Baker gives us a sobering look at the underside — or the practical side — of daily life circa 1812, where in a bourgeois household, however hard up, a staff of people, knowing their place, worked an 18-hour day, every day, to achieve for their employers even the minimum of comfort.
"Last year, the first three months of '02, New York benefited from a large amount of sympathy business," Mr. Hennessey said.
And there would be, for the next thirty years or so, until her death, a multitude of infirmities and physical calamities, real and imagined, that demanded large amounts of sympathy and attention from anyone who dared to offer them.
His aesthetic has been shaped in large part by sympathy for what he calls "the struggle of the poor people," which allows him to draw a connective thread between the music of his birthright and the music of his calling.
As this stance already suggests, Schleiermacher has a large measure of sympathy with the skeptics about religion whom he means to answer.
Pakistan's policy-makers struggling to come to grips with various shades of militants have often cited a "lack of consensus" and "large pockets of sympathy" for religious militants as a major stumbling-block.
He also knows that editing lies in another, larger kind of sympathy -- the sympathy that can intuit the kind of book a given writer may have it in him or her to write.
