Sentence examples for sympathy it from inspiring English sources
For all its fluent sympathy, it had no bite.
Polls show that as the occupation dragged on, it lost much of the public sympathy it had garnered in its early stages.
Because "10th and Wolf" is set in gangland, it falls back on mob family values to provide whatever sympathy it can scrounge up for its lowlifes.
A film that blurs the lines between filmmaking and activism in a brave, uncompromising way that calls to mind recent documentaries like its fellow Oscar nominee (and eventual winner) The Cove, Burma VJ succeeds as both political message and cogent storytelling, which is perhaps why its effect is so chilling, and the sympathy it encourages so profound.
My piece was not meant to evoke sympathy; it was meant to be informative.
Before violins start up in sympathy it must be remembered they were not alone.
Preserving its Greek sympathies, it was at times in open rebellion against the Parthian kings, who favoured the neighbouring city of Ctesiphon and founded Vologesias, or Vologesocerta, as a rival canal port.
Given that the play is a slaughterhouse, the sympathies it engages are strange indeed.
Without subscribing to her religious sympathies, it is possible to appreciate Heuston's sensitive portrayal of religious life.
Local officials say that while the village may have once harbored insurgent sympathies, it is not a hotbed of the Sunni insurgency.
In this she is fully with Eliot, who declared: "If Art does not enlarge men's sympathies, it does nothing morally".
