Sentence examples for sympathetic hearts from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sympathetic hearts" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to express sympathy or compassion towards someone, or when you want to say that someone is kind and understanding. For example, "The refugees were moved by the sympathetic hearts of those who heard their story."
African-Americans have "sympathetic hearts to any incident of cruelty," Mr. Hasan added.
But an interest in the workings of theater — and the often unbridled passions of the men and women who work backstage to bring it to life — is all that is really required to enjoy Mr. Nashman and Mr. Thompson's tribute to an artist whose work they revere, and a man whose demons they depict with clear eyes but sympathetic hearts.
But would it work on the sympathetic hearts of London's tube train denizens?
Mary is the sympathetic heart.
Mr. Glass is a journalist but also a storyteller who filters his interviews and impressions through a distinctive literary imagination, an eccentric intelligence and a sympathetic heart.
Danny McCarthy is perfect as Mitch, bashful and a little uncouth but with a sensitive and sympathetic heart, destined to be exploited by Stanley for his own selfish ends.
Yet even when viewed with a sympathetic heart, Kate Winslet's acceptance speech for her second Golden Globe on Sunday night (she was awarded best actress for her role in the film Revolutionary Road, after having already won best supporting actress for The Reader), raises the occasional wave of nausea, swiftly followed by a rush of hands to eyes in order to block out the spectacle.
Perhaps best of all is Jarlath Conroy, who looks (and acts) as if he has just sprung from a Hogarth etching, in roles ranging from a doddering old man who inadvertently offends Lucidus, setting the plot in motion, to a loyal servant whose poker face belies a sympathetic heart.
Wheeler became very fond of his students, with one of them, B. B. Lal, commenting that "behind the gruff exterior, Sir Mortimer had a very kind and sympathetic heart".
Previously, we have reported evidence of altered heart rate variability in CFS patients during LBNP, indicating a predominance of sympathetic heart rate control during mild orthostatic stress (Wyller et al. 2008a).
Because sympathetic heart rate control is relatively slow it only controls heart rate changes in the LF range, whereas the parasympathetic system has broad-band characteristics, operating in the LF as well as the HF range.
