Sentence examples for sympathy less from inspiring English sources

They said they were still looking for evidence to support another contention, first made Saturday, that President Chen might have staged a shooting incident on Friday afternoon -- widely described as an assassination attempt -- in which he was slightly injured in the abdomen, drawing national sympathy less than 19 hours before the polls opened.

This sympathy has less to do with forgiveness than with redistributing blame.

They have world sympathy, but less than before in Israel and America, the countries with most influence over their fate.

Feelings of empathy between individuals are shown in humans, apes and elephants and now scientists have found that a small rodent called the praire vole is also capable of showing emotional sympathy towards less fortunate members of their group.

Once the magnitude of the crimes sank in here, the government's expressions of sympathy became less restrained and President Jiang Zemin, in a friendly phone call to President Bush, made a vague promise of support for a global attack on terrorism.

But on Smith's view, sympathy operates less to communicate the passions we suppose others actually feel than to allow us to imagine what it would be like to be in their place.

If things had gone differently that afternoon and the headline read "4-year-old boy trampled to death by 450lb gorilla at Cincinnati Zoo," maybe people would have responded with more sympathy and less blind blame.

More surprising is how the governor's proposals are finding sympathy from less-partisan budget experts, if only because they don't see obvious alternatives.

Those dedicated enough to make raisin marks, in some proportion represent others with similar sympathies but less vigor.

With little understanding and even less sympathy of why people increasingly use religious identity in political contexts, they've missed the proverbial elephant in the room.

Others have less sympathy.