1.   A clingy, whiny child who evokes your sympathy.

2.   His appearance is bound to evoke sympathy.

3.   Some one suggested the Mayor of St Louis, Missouri, thinking that the consonance of names might perhaps evoke sympathy.

4.   And yet Kirby himself evokes our sympathy, at least as a boy.

5.   A Mr. Allen is absent and thought to be suffering from shingles, a malady which evokes considerable sympathy among his colleages.

6.   But one reason why Mbeki may be afraid to chide Mugabe is that the Zimbabwean invasions of white-owned land are evoking sympathy among black South Africans.

7.   But the new rebels seem to evoke widespread sympathy, if not outright support, in the hand-to-mouth communities of these mountains.

8.   Critics of Chun say that his hunger strike is a ploy to evoke sympathy.

9.   In his capable hands, Magoo is likable but not overly cute, able to evoke sympathy but not pitiful.

10.   In his wondrous performance, James Gandolfini continues to evoke sympathy for Tony while defining him in ever-darker terms.