Sentence examples for shared pathos from inspiring English sources
The sense of shared pathos could be overwhelming; it seemed to be one of the few places in Washington where you could experience grief without moral judgment.
Yet it encapsulates the rivalry, resentments and shared pathos of the performers.
At this point, we were too tired and sad to fashion rapport, settling for shared pathos as we strained to listen to secondhand sound.
The exquisiteness of sight and sound and the pathos of the musicians' shared loneliness brought tears to my eyes when I first saw the piece, at the Luhring Augustine Gallery, two years ago.
Before this he tries to make Lennie's last moments happy by conjuring, in a big, pathos-laden duet, their shared dreams of a farm of their own.
At any rate, we've talked about how the desire for a display of pathos is a nutlog media obsession which is not by and large shared by the public.
Not only did we have the always exciting opportunity to see two Doctors share a screen, but Hartnell's pathos-tinged handover to Patrick Troughton (a cameo from Gatiss' League of Gentleman chum, Reece Shearsmith) was also followed by the apparition of a rather more recent incarnation.
Insofar as we don't rejoice in life we fail to appreciate the pathos of the things with which we share our lives.
If "Ginger Snaps" is campier than Duncan's werewolf novels, it shares their ability to satirize genre conventions while honoring the implicit pathos of the situation.
But, while he shares Coogan's ear for precise language and deft characterisation, he's also got the ability to mine sensitivity and pathos, something that has taken the older man a lot of effort to acquire.
MTV News editor Rebecca Thomas praised the duo's united performance, adding that they demonstrated how to share a stage, "egos aside: They toggled, repeatedly, and mostly seamlessly from one megastar catalog to the other and took fan-favorites in surprising new directions — ones that imbued them with pathos that hadn't been there before".
