Sentence examples for sympathy throughout from inspiring English sources

Yasir Arafat's Tanzim militia firing light weapons, enabled the Palestinians to gain considerable support and sympathy throughout the world.

"I wanted to change people's view of H.I.V.," said Mr. Harithi, whose story has attracted sympathy throughout the country.

The All-India Congress Party, headed by Mohandas K. Gandhi, evoked sympathy throughout the world with its policy of nonviolent resistance, forcing Baldwin's government in the late 1920s to seek compromise.

A frequently mentioned example is the African National Congress (ANC) of South Africa, which committed violent actions against that country's apartheid government but commanded broad sympathy throughout the world.

In the end the Red Army Faction attracted extraordinary sympathy throughout West Germany along with true-believers who formed new generations of the group even as the founders languished in prison.

The mother maintained a tone of reasoned sympathy throughout the 45-minute ordeal of wading through the menu for food that would not terrify her children and cajoling them to put some of it, any of it, into their mouths - an outcome fervently wished for by everyone, since it might halt the whines.

Our sympathies throughout this exchange are obviously meant to lie with Mrs Pearl.

Comments from appraisal notes included: 'low on reflexivity although authors sympathies apparent throughout'focusesses primarily on psychology'recogniseise reflexivity but no account of personal reflexivity and impact on findings'.

The filmmakers build up sympathy for Gandolfini throughout the movie, and then, in a spasm of ineptitude, they abruptly toss it away, allowing his character to die without so much as a farewell.

Even as the intern scandal grew, culminating in Mr. Clinton's public admission in August 1998 that he had an intimate relationship with a young White House employee, Mrs. Clinton drew sympathy and support throughout the country.

Upon the intervention of U.S. Marines in 1927, Sandino withdrew with several hundred men to the mountains of northern Nicaragua, and his success in eluding capture by the U.S. forces and the Nicaraguan National Guard attracted widespread sympathy for him throughout the hemisphere.