Sentence examples for * is sympathise from inspiring English sources

The subtle difference between C work and the other two is that it needn't have any serious connection to the work itself to have an important and tiresome effect on it, and too often all we can do is sympathise.

"Why are rapists being sympathised with?" Twitter roared.

As it is, you sympathise with a woman – god or not – who is propelled by forces beyond her control.

Eat, be merry, sympathise, But meanwhile fill your boots.

To that degree it is possible to sympathise with Mr Lansley.

It is easy to sympathise with such arguments.

I expect it is hard to sympathise for a Greg or Susannah.

Nevertheless it is easy to sympathise, as Fiorentina had played well enough to merit a result.

For a local theatre production, of course, that justification is harder to sympathise with.

The result is that we sympathise with Heming, embrace his plight – which only heightens our discomfort.

It is hard not to sympathise.