In any case, for Bergson, intuition is entering into ourselves – he says we seize ourselves from within – but this self-sympathy develops heterogeneously into others.
We hated her with the glorious, unfettered hatred of youth — free of nuance, uncontaminated by experience, lacking even the human sympathy that develops with maturity.
The film's moral seriousness, coupled with the complex triangle of jealousy, honor and sympathy that develops between the condemned man and his protectors, makes "The Widow of St. Pierre" an unusually satisfying period drama.
And he was much less bullish than usual, admitting that he had "some sympathy" with developing countries' requests for flexibility on agriculture and declining to enter into the usual blame game.
Parenthood cramps Louka's style, which includes goosing pretty women with his bow in midsong, but he develops sympathy for the homesick child and asks a girlfriend who teaches Russian to read Kolya a bedtime story in his native language.
North, in any event, is a less assured and more contrived creation than Schmidt; and unlike the Schmidt books, where irony and sympathy play leapfrog, "Shipwreck" develops at a cold double distance.
McIntosh also developed sympathy for the often-emotional athletes on the court.
"This is a friend-raising exercise, developing sympathy for what we do".
The director also tries to develop sympathy by giving Charley a deaf friend, Kevin Drew Zellerr).
Why is it so hard to feel sympathy for a developing country that is unable pay its debts?
