Sentence examples for while sympathy from inspiring English sources

While sympathy isn't one of our greatest attributes, we do know when to stop joking.

Public outrage now focused on Mr. Foti, while sympathy surged for the women, medical professionals in an impossible situation.

Empathy means being able to imagine oneself in the condition or predicament of another, while sympathy means sharing the feelings of another to the point of compassion or pity.

Scotland's first minister, Alex Salmond, said on Twitter: "Thoughts with staff & students at @GSofA - awful to see destruction of this iconic building and students work," while sympathy and offers of help in restoring the building poured in on Twitter from around the world.

In general, Hume treats comparison as producing socially destructive passions, while sympathy produces sociable ones, but these do not seem to be the inevitable consequences of each mechanism.

Empathy enables us to relate to and console those in our lives, while sympathy distances us.

Some, while voicing sympathy for the soldiers themselves, used the article to criticize the Iraq war.

Scholars of environmental history, while expressing sympathy for the people of the gulf, say the assertion is debatable.

We do not … identify the goal of this event with any group or movement, while having sympathy with all discriminated people in Russia.

Opposition politicians, while expressing sympathy for the Japanese, went on the attack, apparently sensing an opportunity to score points with voters.

While expressing sympathy for the victims of the attacks, Mr. Zarif criticized statements by Secretary of State Colin L. Powell about Iran's possible inclusion in an American-led coalition.