Sentence examples for a commiserating note from inspiring English sources

Another old friend who was best man at my wedding dropped me a commiserating note from Florida.

Later, when Brünnhilde grapples with Wotan's psychic collapse, Goerke conveyed first a hurt incomprehension and then a commiserating rage.

The old lady gave him a commiserating pat on the shoulder.

This wasn't always successful: he received a note from Ezra Pound's sister, commiserating that his letter had arrived the day the poet died.

Is this a group of girls commiserating over a group member's break up?

I got a lot of commiserating nods and laughter from fellow drivers, and one day there was a note on the windshield.

David Niven and a waiter commiserate with him on the difficulty of extracting payment from the producer.

A friend commiserates, and the bloke says, "Yes, I'll really miss him".

So much was trimmed from the show, in fact, that miffed fans were comparing notes and commiserating over what classic moments had gone AWOL.

Tales abound of dogs celebrating joy in a household or commiserating when tragedy strikes.

But Marco Politi, a veteran Vatican reporter, noted that although the Pope commiserated with five carefully selected British victims of clerical sexual abuse in the chapel at the Nunciature in Twickenham, some victims had refused the Vatican offer to meet the Pontiff as they had actually been abused on church premises.