Sentence examples for a certain sympathy from inspiring English sources

A certain sympathy is eroded.

Alzner said he felt a certain sympathy for McDonagh.

I have a certain sympathy for those guys in Colombia, what are they called?

And yet, the narrator feels a certain sympathy for him, which edges into empathy.

Chained and immobile, I felt a certain sympathy for, of all people, Emma's dim and gentle father, Mr. Woodhouse.

I've always had a certain sympathy for British Rail's old argument about the "wrong type of snow".

Mr. Kushner and Mr. Pacino even make you feel a certain human sympathy for Roy Cohn.

And yet the Chinese media and blogosphere seemed to express a certain baffled sympathy for the thumpin' delivered to Obama and his party.

Since it is a matter of choice, it is open season for these latter; but they will perhaps be disappointed to know that I'm not offended by what they say, but on the contrary feel a certain warm sympathy towards them, for one would wish fuller lives for all.

Personally, I have a certain epistemological sympathy for the position taken in this paper in the sense that I believe that, as a matter of principle, the piecemeal duplication model should be the null hypothesis of (in this case, vertebrate) genome evolution that has to be falsified in favor of WGD scenarios.

Opinion polls showed that one in four West Germans under 30 felt 'a certain sympathy'.