"They had sympathy and fear for the country.
The killing prompted an outpouring of sympathy and fear in the working class neighborhood where Tamiqua and her family had lived for years.
The Taliban is overwhelmingly made up of Pashtuns, who dominate the country's east and south, and a combination of sympathy and fear has made it all but impossible to recruit and deploy Pashtun troops into many of these areas.
Later, Frank bursts into tears in front of his shocked children: his little boy is solemn and silent; his daughter bursts into tears too in uncomprehending sympathy and fear.
Kinship, death and its attendant rituals of mourning, birth, the experience of empathy, expressions of sympathy and fear, and the biological needs that give rise to these, are some of the constant elements of human experience that belie the seeming diversity reported by ethnographers (Brown 2004).
Kant criticized for their assumption of heteronomy all theories that located the ground of moral obligation or of proper moral motivation in such things as self-love, sympathy, and fear of divine punishment or hope for divine reward (G 4 441 44; CPrR 5 39 41).
It's a cynical and opportunistic rewriting of history that invokes legitimate sympathies and fears at the expense of justice and transparency.
The rebels' methods were so extreme that Indian moderates were torn between sympathy, revulsion, and fear.
His fighters mingled with the local population, who accommodated them — in sympathy and in fear — and who suffered accordingly.
As Richmond High School tried to absorb the wrenching reality of a gang rape of a student on school grounds, the predominant reactions — horror or sympathy or even fear — were understood by the school's principal, Julio Franco.
