Sympathy reflects understanding another person's situation - but viewed through your own lens.
"[T]here is in general a want of passion; the affections are at a stand; our sympathies are reflected and defeated in all directions".
That book, from the mid-1990s, is an encyclopedia of imaginary writers of extreme right-wing political sympathies, clearly reflecting the strong influence that Jorge Luis Borges and his fondness for apocrypha exerted on Mr. Bolaño.
1921 was also the year Barbusse completed Le Couteau entre les dents (The Knife Between My Teeth), which reflected his sympathy with Bolshevism.
Additionally, the daisy represents innocence, simplicity, cheerfulness, and sympathy, virtues that are reflected in the DAISY youth group.
But a lot also reflects sympathy with her views.
To some extent that reflects sympathy for fellow Tamils in Sri Lanka.
The (relatively) high turnout may well reflect sympathy for the bereaved Mr Kaczyński rather than a revival of the anti-PiS sentiment that propelled PO and Donald Tusk to power in 2007, when turnout was 53.88%.
"On behalf of the Aurora community, many thanks to all those who visited the temporary memorial and left flowers, toys, words of comfort and other items reflecting sympathy and love," read a statement from the city.
When he talks, for example, about how people could help fix poverty themselves if they just got married before having children — while objecting to birth control — one wishes that the sympathy he rightly attracts was reflected more broadly.
Bibaud's history was poorly received in his time, for it was unimaginative and reflected pro-British sympathies.
