Sentence examples for systematic sympathy from inspiring English sources
Yates's work is not feminist, partly because it is much more interested in men than in women (only in his novel "The Easter Parade" did he ever display a systematic sympathy for a female character), and partly because its fanatical involvement with male anxiety comes to seem somewhat defensive.
While one might want to dismiss these cases as mere stories, primatologist Frans de Waal (1996b, 2005) defends their significance in the context of similar, more systematic observations of sympathy among primates in captivity and in the wild (both episodes were recorded on home video).
Many outsiders sympathised.But as Rwanda's occupation of eastern Congo dragged on, and reports multiplied of atrocities and systematic looting, Rwanda lost the world's sympathy.
It must be deliberate, systematic and professional, in order to control personal feelings of sympathy or, on the contrary, sometimes feelings of antipathy generated spontaneously by the first minutes of the interaction.
As public sympathy for Falun Gong declined, the government began sanctioning "systematic use of violence" against the group.
Not because we're simply equipped with a moral sense, but because of the operation of sympathy, which, according to Hume, offers a more parsimonious and systematic explanation of the phenomena.
It must be a voluntary, systematic and professional attitude, making it possible to control personal feelings of sympathy.
"Scout's major realisations about prejudice, sympathy and understanding, through Atticus' defense of Tom Robinson, feel infantile when placed in the context of systematic violence against black bodies".
Citizens of this new philosophical republic had little time for semi-mythical ancient sages, hidden natural sympathies, and the interpretive style of philosophizing (concerned more with styles of life and less with systematic theories) at which Ficino so excelled.
