Sentence examples for These sympathies from inspiring English sources

These sympathies led to her banishment from the festival directorship after the war.

"But with all these sympathies, we are losing state territory.

He was sympathetic to Czech political and cultural aspirations, but his identification with German culture kept even these sympathies subdued.

As a man who once intended to be a lawyer, he feels qualms about these sympathies and wants to be objective.

Mario Joseph, lead lawyer for the cholera victims, said, "While these sympathies are welcome, they will not stop cholera's killing or ensure that survivors can go on living after losing breadwinners to cholera".

She admired the manner in which Tolstoy sympathized with revolutionaries in the 1870's but did not compromise his moral convictions because of these sympathies.

Often these developing sympathies belong to the same "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" school that causes many evangelicals who once called the pope the antichrist to celebrate John Paul II as an ally in the anti-abortion cause.

These cultural sympathies and economic interests combine to form the circumstantial evidence behind possible political collusion.

In that case, as in most these days, the sympathy is sliding decidedly toward the players, probably, as Mark Kriegel writes on Foxsports.com, because they are paying the far steeper price playing the N.F.L.'s dangerous game.

Swish by swish or brick by brick, I was slowly tilting my identity closer to New York through these newfound sympathy pains.

All these suggest our sympathies should lie with Bruno, not our hero.