Sentence examples for a certain measure of sympathy from inspiring English sources

A certain measure of sympathy for Scheuer's sense of outrage at the pretenders, and the confidence with which they pronounced on things they didn't understand, is warranted.

A certain measure of anxiety has marked each of us.

But a certain measure of optimism isn't foolish.

But Khan proves adept at combining a certain measure of slink with just enough primeval clout.

And yet, she insisted more on modesty, restraint, and a certain measure of defiance.

I used to have a certain amount of sympathy for dinosaurs.

Portsmouth are entitled to a certain amount of sympathy but ought not to try to milk the it.

It's a risk to focus on someone so unappealing, yet Jean, while not exactly likeable, commands a certain amount of sympathy.

Other human rights analysts expressed a certain amount of sympathy for the US troops, noting that Guantanamo is a tough assignment.

Mankind is hardwired to "take pleasure in the society of his fellows, to feel a certain amount of sympathy with them, and to perform various services for them".

There also seems to be, from what I can dig up on Google Cache, a certain amount of sympathy and even adoration for Elliot Rodger's actions.