Sentence examples for performance of sympathy from inspiring English sources
"She understands that the novel is a liberal form," he recently told the New York Times, "and that the act of fiction writing is a performance of sympathy with people you are not".
But further, suggesting that discussions of causality and sympathy cannot coexist, as Sarah Palin has done, severs the necessary link that is real compassion and not simply a performance of sympathy.
In fact, it is precisely the absence of this critical discussion which allows such performances of sympathy to proceed blindly, unfettered by shame or guilt.
But her triumph on the small screen, two years ago, was in Miss Austen Regrets, a searching study in a neglected romantic life and a performance of rare sympathy and intelligence.
Some scholars have seen in Theseus' words about the performance a note of sympathy and pleading the cause of the actor: "For never anything can be amiss / when simpleness and duty tender it ..."....
Dave" — the ironic nickname some friends have used to describe what they see as an unhealthy deification of the author — and does offer moments of prickliness, Segel's nuanced performance leaves an impression of sympathy and vulnerability.
If the blank performance of Mr. Taher impedes sympathy, the movie is visually splendid, and its portrayal of primitive retribution that knows no geographical borders is haunting.
"I have a lot of sympathy for the idea that a car has good performance and is cleaner," said Arndt Ellinghorst, head of automotive research at Credit Suisse.
As Sarah, Ms. Freeman gives a warm and winning performance, and Mr. Coleman makes Isaiah, for all his flaws, a figure of sympathy.
A manifestation of sympathy?
