Sentence examples for source of sympathy from inspiring English sources
The innocence of children is instantly engaging, of course, their powerlessness a natural source of sympathy.
In the duet that follows, Mary alternates between collapse and elation; her spirits rise and fall at the prospects brought her by the angel, who is a constant source of sympathy and energy.
The violations were particularly flagrant in Cẩn's area, which was the home of the Nguyễn Dynasty and a source of sympathy towards Bảo Đại.
At this point in the E! "True Hollywood Story," Bynes' struggles should be a source of sympathy, not shameless voyeurism, and the fact that the dire nature of her situation has not significantly altered our reaction to her behavior reflects the issues that continue to plague our perception of mental illness.
Several clients posited that some providers may believe addiction is a self-inflicted problem, and as a result they would be less inclined to provide assistance: "anybody who goes into any medical facility and has to say the words Drop In Centre, [other shelter name], no fixed address… immediately any source of sympathy seems to slide" (male client 1).
A major source of the sympathy with animal suffering that developed so strongly from the Enlightenment may well be the pattern of urbanization that removed so many of us from daily experience of how our food is produced.
To our bereft family and to her many friends she was a constant source of love, encouragement, sympathy, and understanding.
Fun fact: Mick Jagger names nineteenth-century poet Charles Baudelaire as another source of inspiration for Sympathy for the Devil.
Out came the thrilling notes and words of "Talk to Me of Mendocino" and "Heart Like a Wheel," and I was introduced to what I instantly knew would be a lifelong source of pleasure and sympathy.
That's the source of Eastwood's complex sympathies: for all his obvious disapproval of many of Hoover's actions, he doesn't take the benefit of hindsight as an absolute.
However, there was a glimmer of sympathy from an unlikely source: Germany's Vice Chancellor, Sigmar Gabriel, appeared to have changed his position on a debt writedown, saying it was possible but only after Greece reforms.
