Sentence examples for sympathy and trust from inspiring English sources

The opposition and other protest leaders do not inspire any particular sympathy and trust in me.

Mr. Weingarten is well aware that sympathy and trust are not abounding when it comes to astrology.

This pessimism was also hinted at in Monday night's gala presentation: "Harmony and understanding / Sympathy and trust abounding" never rang more ironical.

Mae Whitman, the best crier of her generation, played Amber, who made plenty of mistakes — falling for her cousin's ex-boyfriend, messing up the college process, getting pregnant under the wrong circumstances — and always kept our sympathy and trust.

Vallejo's air of serene self-confidence, he elaborated, her girl-next-door demeanor and, of course, her pretty face, won sympathy and trust in working- and middle-class households throughout Chile.

I was opposed because I thought they would lose public sympathy and trust – and this disaster may yet happen – and because I felt it was against their professional duty as doctors.

If there still exists an idea of the American singer-songwriter as a conveyor of sympathy, sincerity and trust — Bob Dylan notwithstanding — James Taylor and Carole King are the reasons.

"No two countries in Europe possess a stronger history of cultural and familial sympathy, trust and mutual respect than Britain and Germany," she declares.

All these approaches aim at having the patients feel that their physician/nurse takes enough time to care, listen and respond to them thus establishing a personal relationship with them which is based on collaboration, trust, sympathy and understanding.

The breadth of his thought and sympathy, the difficult balance between the patience and trust he speaks of and his passionate political conviction give the novel a wider focus than most such testimonies of human injustice.

In particular, it was the white-shirted brass of the N.Y.P.D. — to whom the people of the city have extended extraordinary trust and sympathy and power in the decade since the September 11th attacks — who led the charge, punching, kicking, and batoning protesters with gusto in their early confrontations.