Olga's suffering demands sympathy, whereas Aldo's craven infidelity elicits none.
Meanwhile, she is doling out sympathy to suffering dry cleaners.
1 hour 16 minutes; not rated A rich opportunity is squandered with "Laredoans Speak," a documentary of laudable aspirations suffering from its pronounced sympathies.
If Adam Smith (1759) and Charles Darwin ((1871 20044) are right about sympathy being a basic social instinct or human propensity, then the pain of someone suffering disease will naturally activate sympathy in her/his fellow humans capable of "changing places in fancy with the sufferer," to use Smith's (p.48) words.
The immigration crisis at the border has blessed – or cursed – potential contenders for the 2016 Republican presidential race: the Perrys and Christies and Ted Cruzes and Marco Rubios have an opportunity, right now, to hone their rhetoric around the policy, cleaving a careful line between calls for more forceful border defense and sympathy for those suffering.
Mr. Bush spoke passionately of the need for Americans to volunteer their time to help their fellow citizens, and he expressed sympathy for those suffering in the current economic downturn, but provided few specifics, running quickly through a laundry list of social programs like privatizing Social Security and providing a prescription drug benefit for the elderly.
He also tells the touching story of how local police departments in the U.S. and China exchange sympathies with officers suffering from cancer.
But many who will be suffering financially this month deserve our sympathy.
And his style, and his burden of suffering, render him sympathetic, worthy of sympathy, in Solondz's eyes.
He often draws most fully those suffering misfortune, and he does so with sympathy and concern for their inner lives, the conflicts in their intents and desires.
