She wanted to learn about others so that she could develop the proper sympathies and strategies for assisting sympathetic knowledge.
This feels flabby, flimsy and humourless, as if the movie was frowningly concerned with giving its characters the proper amount of sympathy.
He had to show the proper degree of sympathy over last month's terrible massacre of schoolchildren by the Pakistani Taliban, and urge his hosts to draw the logical conclusion: they must fight all violent Islamist groups instead of picking and choosing between them.
Following 9/11, America received a proper wave of international sympathy for its victims, who hailed from every corner of the planet.
The collection ranged from the Impressionists to the New Savages, and he looked at it all with proper attentiveness but little sympathy.
When it comes to understanding our proper relationship with animals, she suggests, imaginative sympathy — that is, literature — may be a better guide than cold philosophical argument.
Tina Brown, who said she eats a proper English breakfast at Tea & Sympathy regularly with her husband, Harry Evans, and their two children, recalled a conversation she once had with Mr. Kavanagh-Dowsett.
Although Wollstonecraft promotes sensibility in this text, it is not the same kind that she condemns in the Rights of Woman; proper sensibility, she contends, rests on sympathy and, most importantly, is controlled by reason.
The proper thing for the mayor to do was express sympathy for the dead man's family and, at all costs, refrain from divisive rhetoric.
He died doing his duty – leading his section in action, and I can assure you he got a good name and a proper burial, and the platoon and myself share our sympathy with you in your sad bereavement.
