In the meantime, if you sadly do find yourself bereaved it will be down to your employers as to how far they are prepared to extend their sympathies in terms of time and financial support.
"In terms of sympathy with the bad guys," Captain Ludvigson said, the district containing Buwayr "is about as bad as it gets".
His first film Pride and Prejudice (2005) took on perhaps the most beloved embodiment of the type, while his second, Atonement (2007), went bravely in the opposite direction in terms of sympathy, focusing upon a meddlesome miss whose fantasies bring ruin to her family.
She had relatively few friendships with women and none with female writers of her calibre — more strikes against her, in terms of sympathy — but she forged close and lasting friendships with an extraordinary number of successful men, including Henry James, Bernard Berenson, and André Gide.
One advantage Hume's explanation of the moral sentiments in terms of sympathy has over Hutcheson's claim that we possess a God-given moral sense is that it enables him to provide a unified theory of the mind.
"He's as nice a person as you can imagine, in terms of human sympathy and feelings," Brian Stewart recently said of his son.
Because the Pentagon favors a vigorous projection of American power at a time when that power is unrivaled, and because the State Department sees most immediately the price paid for American assertiveness in terms of lost sympathy overseas, the current differences often appear unique in their acuteness.
He explains the moral sentiments by appealing to sympathy, which, in turn, he explains in terms of the same associative principles he invoked to explain causal beliefs.
"He doesn't wear it on his sleeve in terms of looking for sympathy or being bitter about it," said Sir Emyr Jones Parry, a former British ambassador to the United Nations.
Q: Have you gotten a new appreciation at all, or maybe a little sympathy for what your predecessors went through in terms of a president can't control all the events?
