Sentence examples for sympathetic bond from inspiring English sources
Both were favourable cases for the application of American influence—Haiti because it was weak and next door, the Philippines because no country has a more sympathetic bond with the United States.
The series' New York-based producer, Craig Gilbert James Gandolfinii), developed the program around his sympathetic bond with Pat Loud Diane Lanee), an educated, still youthful materfamilias for whom he was a blissful gust of urbanity — even as he, seeing the fault lines in her marriage to Bill Loud Tim Robbinss), used the film to drive the couple apart and capture the catastrophe.
Whereas contemporary writers (Ralph Waldo Emerson, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Henry David Thoreau) focused on a sympathetic bond on the two elements, Crane wrote from the perspective that human consciousness distanced humans from nature.
This friendship, based on a sympathetic bond of motherhood, between an upper-class woman and a lower-class woman is one of the first moments in the history of feminist literature that hints at a cross-class argument, that is, that women of different economic positions have the same interests because they are women.
You can match these little things to create an even more powerful sympathetic bond.
In addition, the mentality of family bonding, a sympathetic mindset trying to help and support each other substantially and mentally, is apparently expanded to human communities as human bonding.
Unexpectedly, these Nazis are quite sympathetic, and Riseborough's abandoned wife forms an uneasy bond with their cultured leader.
They also understand that in a great deal of non-Tory Britain, to quote one sympathetic MP, life is bound up with "strong family and community bonds and a deep sense of history and place".
Mr. Smith gave me the news with a sympathetic shake of his head: 28percentt of my portfolio was earning next to zero in a pricey bond fund, and I had no international exposure.
There is no resemblance between the Flandrau book and Fitzgerald's, but with Mr. Flandrau, Scott found a sympathetic and intelligent critic, someone who could understand why he chose rather to write than to sell bonds.
