Sentence examples for sympathetic observation from inspiring English sources

A similar interweaving has characterised sympathetic observation of today's north African revolutions from the moment they began.

Along with this exquisite precision and felicity of touch goes a not less close and sympathetic observation of the birds and beasts and fishes: the rabbit "fondling its own harmless face".

Writers such as Richard Mabey, Robert Macfarlane and Roger Deakin have spent recent years bringing sustained and sympathetic observation, detailed research and a sometimes wilful eclecticism to their accounts of Britain's landscapes.

The high Victorian Age saw much narrative painting, a genre that was practiced with accurate and sympathetic observation, from the panoramic activity of William Powell Frith's "Derby Day" (1858; Tate Gallery) to such intimate glimpses of reality as "The Travelling Companions" (1862; City Museum and Art Gallery, Birmingham), by Augustus Egg.

This was different from conventional travel literature of the time, insofar as it present more than a mere collection of data - it also demonstrated coherent, colourful and reliable ethnographical facts that resulted from detailed and sympathetic observation.

Indeed, some of her sympathetic observations on such subjects as abortion, pre-marital sex and women's rights may have contributed to his defeat by Jimmy Carter in the 1976 election.

To see Hillary going absolutely over the top to smash Obama for making clearly more humanly sympathetic observations in this vein, is just amazing.

It is also the fruit of a loving, sympathetic yet penetrating observation of her own mother's humdrum habits as she defended herself against the horrors she had known (Nelly Akerman was deported to Auschwitz as a child, where her parents and many of her family were murdered).

Nevertheless, our study suggests that acute airway inflammation is not sufficient to drive sympathetic activation, an observation that is also relevant for environmental health.

Had Frost's journals contained a study of Walter Benjamin, or a series of sympathetic and incisive observations about Gertrude Stein's "Tender Buttons," he possibly could be made to fit into the American experimental lineage.

Maybe it will turn out that Lyndon Johnson is Oliver Stone's father.JOHN GAITHERKuala LumpurSIR Having enjoyed red wine for these many decades, I am sympathetic to the observations in your survey of wine (December 18th).