Sentence examples for warm sympathies from inspiring English sources

Our warm sympathies go to his beloved wife, Marian, and their children.

And at home, he had the warm sympathies of his people.

All her life, Gaskell had a warm sympathy for unconventional households and extended families.

As writing, "Little Money Street" is lively and varied, moving proficiently between statistics and anecdote, warm sympathy and cold condemnation.

"Instead of warm sympathy I got giggles and a breathy 'Eto skol'zko, eto skol'zko!' (It's slippy, it's slippy!).

Polite applause and a solitary boo when he took his bow on Monday suggested a warm sympathy mixed with despair.

For him I feel a toxic vacuum; for Sally and likable brother Micheal lurches, still, of warm sympathy.

** As writing, "Little Money Street" is lively and varied, moving proficiently between statistics and anecdote, warm sympathy and cold condemnation.

His combination of a glittering style and warm sympathy for the characters lifted his tales from the borders of pornography to high art.

Not only for the plight of the characters but for the whole superb conception, its understanding of love and regret and fate, and its warm sympathy for the frailty of human nature.

The letters between Gershwin and Heyward form a wonderful record of their collaboration, in warm sympathy on the fundamental points: the necessity of an all-black cast (a decade after "Blue Monday," Gershwin recoils when Jolson tries to interfere with a blackface version) and as much emotional truth as possible.