Sentence examples for quality of sympathy from inspiring English sources
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"There's such a quality of clarity and sympathy and understanding," Mr. Danto said by telephone from New York.
And in the closing pages of the book, there's an evocation of Iwo Jima, the scene of the most savage fighting in America's Pacific war, that stands out for the quality of its insight and sympathy.
The officials expressed sympathy with the message of the protesters, but said they had created "serious quality-of-life concerns" for residents and asked that the city remove the barricades and enforce laws prohibiting excessive noise and public urination.
Jacobi's special quality, however, has always been his ability to forge a bond of sympathy with the audience: one thinks of his Cyrano, Peer Gynt or Philip II.
He asked readers for sympathy over the quality of the prints, given the logistical difficulties he faced on the road.
The essential quality of an editor, he told me, is sympathy.
A manifestation of sympathy?
I want murmurs of sympathy.
"Expressions of sympathy aren't enough.
