Sentence examples for whose sympathy from inspiring English sources

We hope to thus give the many fans from all over the world, whose sympathy is still unbroken after his accident, a home.

And he writes, like those authors, for essentially polemical reasons for an American audience whose sympathy he can't help but expect.

Elias Khoury is a Lebanese Christian who was born in Beirut in 1948, and whose sympathy for Palestinian refugees sent him to Amman to join the P.L.O.'s military unit, Fatah, in 1967, when he was nineteen.

There was no literature of any sort, until the launching of one of the first modern Chinese newspapers, Xunwan Ribao ("Cycle Daily"), in 1874 by Wang Tao, whose sympathy with the Taiping Rebellion generated hostility from the Qing dynasty that drove him into exile in Hong Kong.

In questions about when a reporter would be crossing the line from reporting on to participating in the civil-rights struggle, I tended to take my cues from Claude, whose sympathy was expressed in the fairness and scrupulousness of his reporting.

March 14 , 1847Muritiba, Brazil July 6, 1871 Salvador, Brazil Antônio de Castro Alves, (born March 14 , 1847 Muritiba, Braz. died July 6 , 1871 Salvador) Romantic poet whose sympathy for the Brazilian abolitionist cause won him the name "poet of the slaves".

Bruno, part of a rightist French terrorist group, falls for Veronica Anna Karinaa, in her debut), whose sympathies are with the Algerians.

In the upper South they were often hill-country farmers whose sympathies during the war had been Unionist.

Even Ford Motor Company and General Motors — whose sympathies are hardly secret — declined to comment on the record on the Dingell-Waxman contest.

But the attitude of the Indians, whose sympathies are still with India rather than with the land of their adoption, was more doubtful.

Watching them break at such pace – Mowbray had spoken before the tie about this being the Russians' likely tactic – was alarming for anyone whose sympathies lie with Celtic.