Sentence examples for sympathy that from inspiring English sources

The sympathy that poured forth after 9/11 is spent.

The sympathy that met Katrina's immediate aftermath was short-lived.

And his fascination with women is inflected by a sympathy that might be called feminist.

Tieng responds with a sympathy that leaves his wives — who all had their feet bound — nonplused.

"This is a return to the dancing sympathy that suffused Mr. Frears's 'My Beautiful Laundrette.' " 2003.

This sets up a competition for sympathy that lasts until the movie's big twist.

Gabriel attacks her own failure to take early precautions and the phoney sympathy that isolates cancer victims.

They are not exactly Labour – a lack of sympathy that may well be shared by the Middleton family.

He remains the only Tibetan they can trust to marshal the international sympathy that keeps their cause alive.

There is an immense liberality in the book, a sympathy that is so little eclectic that it seems indulgent.

Many are the moments of imaginative sympathy that continue to bloom in the mind long after the page is turned.