fellow feeling literary

They do not express much fellow feeling for the men.

Too much fellow feeling makes me nervous, to tell the truth.

We saw in this a reflection of our position, or at least a certain fellow feeling.

Yet I seek not a fellow feeling in my misery.

Doing things together bring a sense of fellow feeling.

They evoked fellow feeling with Americans, for we had been attacked together.

I still have a fellow feeling for that almond-tasting word.

"It was necessary for the most part, but please share my fellow feeling.

Ultimately, though, fellow feeling as an argument for animal rights is a trap.

He had a shy manner which evoked a fellow feeling in me.

The fellow feeling switched off with an almost audible click.

Sophie found she had some fellow feeling for it.

My novelist's heart throbbed with fellow feeling when I read these lines.

We have an indescribable-well, I suppose you could call it a fellow feeling for each other.

I have no fellow feeling for them, you see."

Since he was alone and far from home himself, he couldn't help but have some fellow feeling for them.

But if the idea gives you some sort of fellow feeling with his lordship, I've no objection.

"It may have to do with the rise of nationalism and the sense of fellow feeling."

I had a sort of fellow feeling for her.'

Instead there is a warm fellow feeling; some healthy principles are laid down on coalition government.

He had always a sort of fellow feeling for Diamond Head, being a bit on the extinct side himself.

The club help its members by developing in them the virtues of compassion, empathy and fellow feeling.

I'd have thought you'd have had some fellow feeling for it.'

Or their successful flight could have provoked a desire for high fives and good fellow feeling around the nation.

Is it impossible for the well-to-do to have real fellow feeling for others?