Sentence examples for lasting sympathy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cale sang briskly and forthrightly, treating the old conundrums with avuncular affection, hinting at a lasting sympathy for the songs' elusive characters and for a musical path he wouldn't often follow.

Male sympathy lasts longer and they are also less likely to become weary of their partner "overreacting" about their illness.

But he is certainly not the last, as "Sympathy for the Devil: Art and Rock and Roll Since 1967," a highly anticipated exhibition opening this weekend at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, clearly demonstrates.

This sets up a competition for sympathy that lasts until the movie's big twist.

Her brother-in-law, Prince Gian Gastone, befriended her out of sympathy, a friendship that lasted until Violante Beatrice's demise.

Maud recalls a poem by LaMotte and so solves one of the mysteries in the novel: "Dolly keeps a Secret Safer than a Friend Dolly's Silent Sympathy Lasts without end.

If you were to show up to Las Vegas for the first time and be met with a hard luck story of someone who had gambled away his or her last dollar, the sympathy you showed would soon reveal itself as the soul of a sucker.

"Initially there will be sympathy for her, but that won't last too long.

Not once in a speech that lasted almost an hour did the president show any sympathy with the dead prosecutor or his family.

The fighting lasted 12 days and the Zapatistas were forced into retreat, when an outpouring of public sympathy prompted the government to call a ceasefire.

His short speech is nothing but a last-second grab for sympathy, a Hail Mary of dubious worth but undeniable drama.