Sentence examples for mutual sympathy from inspiring English sources

She didn't want that, an inflection of mutual sympathy, a comradeship.

But there is the kindness of solidarity with others, the generosity that comes with mutual sympathy.

Williams argued we should promote "three-dimensional humanity", formed of three components: family, imagination, and mutual sympathy.

With her I shall have a home and all the companionship and mutual sympathy and understanding which married life can bring.

(The card reads: "Thinking of you. Your Prince of Tide".) She rebuffs him, despite what she describes as their "mutual sympathy".

To exchange dissatisfactions is to acknowledge another person's existence, and to share rueful mutual sympathy at the sometimes tremendously irritating predicament of having been born.

The U.S.-Saudi alliance is a self-enriching bargain between the two countries' élites, sustained without mutual understanding or sympathy between their publics.

This was to promote the social integration of different economic classes, a prerequisite to enlarging their mutual understanding and sympathies.

Humanness, charity, compassion, clemency, loyalty, sympathy, comprehension, mutual understanding, human solidarity communication, a natural penchant toward other beings are well-established notions, which have been thoroughly explored semantically.

As Fanny, the novel's narrator and Mitford's alter ego notes, "it only required an occasional hint of mutual understanding, a smile, a movement of sympathy to make me think I really loved her".

A dusty musical cliché became here an extraordinary event, with a mutual flowing sympathy between conductor and orchestra and a level of virtuosity that will be remembered.