Sentence examples for sympathy and knowledge from inspiring English sources
With an extraordinarily blunt assessment of Argentina's troubles most remarkable, his Latin American critics say, for its lack of sympathy and knowledge, he has helped torpedo investors' interest.
Those with the insight, sympathy, empathy understanding and knowledge to have formed clear ideas of what might conduce to the good are not necessarily better at doing good in any of the ways in which this is possible, including of course making the world a better place.
But, as Kate Adie said when the programme re-ran a piece in tribute, his hallmarks were "insight, sympathy, much humour and knowledge lightly worn".
He dissects other authors' work with a fellow craftsman's sympathy and hard-nosed knowledge of technique, and in an essay about Jorge Luis Borges he pushes the reader to question knee-jerk assumptions about the connections between a writer and his life.
With large imaginative sympathy and a detailed knowledge of early-19th-century housekeeping, Baker gives us a sobering look at the underside — or the practical side — of daily life circa 1812, where in a bourgeois household, however hard up, a staff of people, knowing their place, worked an 18-hour day, every day, to achieve for their employers even the minimum of comfort.
Rugby games have to be refereed in the round, with sympathy and understanding as well as a detailed knowledge of the laws.
Culture is knowledge, and knowledge is survival.
Tap professors' experience and knowledge.
Mr. Bishara acknowledges that as an Israeli Arab he is living a contradiction, sharing citizenship with Jewish Israelis and an intimate knowledge of their culture, but maintaining a strong sympathy and solidarity with his Palestinian brothers.
To win sympathy and closure?
