The unusually sympathetic rapport between the two headliners was the evening's finest feature.
Heathcote makes him sympathetic, torn between demanding women: Lynette Wills possessive as the bad Baroness, Madeleine Eastoe appealing as the disturbed princess.
The idea of discovering the sympathetic connection between men whose images have become fodder for such diverse cultural commentary provides the play with a vital spark of interest.
Throughout the novel, Hoffman strikes a sympathetic balance between Rachel's uncompromising nature and her struggle against patriarchal restrictions: she is headstrong and determined, but Hoffman laces her character with both vulnerability and stoicism, which makes an intoxicating heroine.
It's a rare achievement to keep such a sympathetic balance between a child's view of schooling and an adult's; rarer still to lend it such wit and warmth.
More underpinned his soul-body dualism by his theory of 'vital congruity' which explains soul-body interaction as a sympathetic attraction between soul and body engineered by the operation the Spirit of Nature.
There exists a strong sympathetic correlation between ash content and sulphur content (r = 0.92 in Rajpardi; r = 0.91 in Vastan; r = 0.88 in Tadkeshwar) supporting the above view that clastic sedimentation has increased the tree density and tissue preservation in the Cambay Basin.
"The painting starts vibrating and there is a sympathetic relationship between the parts and the whole, color and line, light and space," he says.
Is there a functional sympathetic interaction between them?
Renal afferent and efferent nerves mediate a sympathetic signal between the kidney and central sympathetic nervous system, respectively [ 6, 7].
