Sentence examples for To your sympathy from inspiring English sources

It's true that a widower's grateful response to your sympathy doesn't always mean he's eager to make you his full partner in love.

The problem isn't that Theo isn't especially good or interesting company, if through no fault of Mr. Messina's, who doesn't try to appeal to your sympathies.

He told her that her children were "trying to destabilise you, trying to evoke your sympathy", and convinced her to leave her money to UM.

The manipulator who finds everything unfair and falls to pieces, he or she is attempting to gain your sympathy in order to use it to further his or her own needs.

It is unusual, however, for a novel to work hard to win your sympathy for a central character, only to destroy that sympathy.

"It's not to gain your sympathy but to obtain your support".

Today I will not try to gain your sympathy, because I do not want to need you today.

"And if you feel from time to time that the television series is attempting to enlist your sympathy for a cause that, in your own life, might rank as a low priority (the perpetuation of a gigantic 19th-century house and estate) — that is indeed the case".

In the British show, which ran from 2008 to 2010, Will was played by Simon Bird, who managed to grab your sympathy from the start.

I remember from my time at the Today programme: when Downing Street tells you the prime minister is working flat out it is intended firstly to gain your sympathy - imagine, working "flat out"! - and secondly to make you feel guilty about asking stupid questions regarding recalcitrant black-country cabinet ministers.

"I have to say your sympathy blew us all away!