Sentence examples for notable sympathy from inspiring English sources
If any figure defines the Urban Generation film, it's the ne'er-do-well, whose estrangement from society is portrayed with notable sympathy.
A notable absentee from sympathy for the distraught Gambhir was D B Close.
So India's statement can be interpreted only as sabre-rattling, perhaps for a domestic audience – with a notable lack of sympathy for the WICB.
The public was shocked by the ambush, but there was a notable absence of outward sympathy for the three slain officers.
Mr. Kyrillos's statement was notable for the absence of any expression of sympathy or support for Mr. Treffinger, and while Republican leaders publicly expressed sympathy and faith in his innocence today, they said privately that he faced daunting choices.
Sympathy with silly, shady or simply lonely ladies is a notable emotional source for these early mock-nursery rhymes and their Modernist antagonism to Victorian mores.
(Kehr 20110623 'Les Blank: Ultimate Insider ' (Friday through Thursday) Notable among cinéma vérité documentarists for his ability to portray American subcultures with sympathy and curiosity, Mr. Blank will be honored with an extensive retrospective as part of this year's Robert Flaherty Film Seminar.
What's notable is that Mr. Stanhope's matter-of-fact, even hopeful style does not invite sympathy or melancholy.
This is not to say that there is no value in having notable individuals speak out against political administrations that advocate policies that damage constituencies they have sympathy for.
What made Carmichael notable was that he could play fool parts in a way that did not cut the characters completely off from human sympathy: a certain dignity was always maintained, so that any pathos did not become bathos.
