But in a country with a strong tradition of anti-Indian sentiment, the sympathetic view of India has always been a hard sell with the voters.
Rawls makes clear his belief in the inadequacy of benevolence or sympathetic human sentiment in formulating an adequate conception of social justice.
However, the sympathetic transmission of sentiments can vary in effectiveness depending upon the degree of resemblance and contiguity between the observer and the person with whom he sympathizes.
Since the fall of its staunch ally, former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak, in February Israel has been concerned about the future of the peace agreement and whether the new government would be more sympathetic to anti-Israel sentiment.
The idea of their benefit generates sympathetic pleasure, increasing the sentiment of approbation (T, 364 65).
But Scarpetta pointed out that supporters of the Five Star Movement, coupled with supporters of the rightwing Northern League, which is also anti-euro, means that about 40% of Italians are at least sympathetic to anti-euro sentiments.
In less than ninety minutes, the sentiment from people sympathetic to the President's son had shifted from "nothingburger" to "I hope he doesn't go to jail".
Married women are often the most sympathetic to Spinster causes, a sentiment best expressed by the slogan of the Married Women Division of the Spinster Agenda: "Only Conceding the Point at Home!" Q: Are married heterosexual men the natural enemies of Spinsters?
As the onset of Prohibition loomed, public sentiment grew more sympathetic to the long-standing campaign to provide workingmen with such an alternative form of entertainment.... Legislation to authorize local governments to permit Sunday professional sporting events, as well as the exhibition of motion pictures, moved swiftly through the New York State Legislature in the spring of 1919.
She maintains that the president was too timorous in challenging Congress, but the fervor and depth of isolationist sentiment suggest a more sympathetic verdict.
