Sentence examples for perspective sympathy from inspiring English sources

Among the play's resonant assertions is that lives themselves are narratives, and that the perspective, sympathy and reliability of the narrator is crucial to our understanding of them.

Extremist perspectives win sympathy and recruits because they offer narratives that claim to identify deep injustices and enemies.

Hoffman [46] proposed a theory in which perspective-taking and sympathy are negatively related to feelings of personal distress when observing another individual in distress, whereby one cannot differentiate self from other.

But four years on the road to just about anywhere or divided among a few workplaces would net students more diversity, less reckless trafficking in ideologically charged claims about "difference," and greater perspective on -- and sympathy for -- indignant complaints lodged against xenophobia or "hegemonic discourse" than four or more years at alma mater.

But she was at heart an "on your bike" woman with little sympathy for perspectives other than her own.

McCann is fond of quoting John Berger's line, that "never again will a single story be told as if it were the only one"; his novels groove on multiple storylines, diverse perspectives, and wide sympathies – all usually arranged around a central image of some awe‑inspiring human feat.

(My sense, elaborated here, is that the current pope has some sympathy for this perspective).

"We really have a lot of sympathy for her perspective," he said.

She's accused of trivialising abuse and lacking sympathy for the male perspective.

The judge seemed to show some sympathy to Turner's perspective.

I stand by that view, but after the finale I think the creators may have nursed a little more sympathy for Team Walt's perspective than I previously believed.