Sentence examples for sympathy generated from inspiring English sources

It retained power largely on the basis of sympathy generated by the death of P.M. Masayoshi Ohira.

The problem is that the outpouring of global sympathy generated by the siege helps Hamas even more.

Washington has failed to capitalize on the ouster of Saddam Hussein, those critics say, and did not maintain the sympathy generated by the Sept. 11 attacks.

Any sympathy generated by Mr. Obuchi's death seems to have evaporated, in part because of comments by Prime Minister Mori last week that evoked Japan's aggressively nationalistic past.

First, the good will and sympathy generated by the massacre in New York are eroding at the daily news of mighty power raining from afar on an already beleaguered country.

His opposition to the creation of Telangana and the sympathy generated by his time in prison, which was perceived as punishment for his rebellion against the Congress Party, will help his electoral prospects.

Despite Mr. Thurmond's infirmities -- or perhaps because of the sympathy they generate -- he remains hugely popular at home, with approval ratings above 70percentt.

In a good conversation, talking and listening, expressing and absorbing are one and the same, all part of the play of intelligence and wit and human sympathy that generates fresh perceptions and calls forth good stories.

In the same year a series of dramatic hunger strikes by Republican prisoners in which 10 men died (7 of whom were IRA members) generated sympathy for the Republican cause and helped to increase Sinn Féin's popularity among Catholics in Northern Ireland.

That intimation of mortality generated sympathy for Brin, of course.

That in turn has generated sympathy between Islamist militants and some separatists that al Qaeda is exploiting.