Sentence examples for always sympathize from inspiring English sources

A recent travel story in The New York Times shed as many tears as it did dots of ink about the fact that airlines and fellow flyers don't always "sympathize" with travelers who have little kids in tow.

Although he came from an Ulster Protestant family, he had always sympathized with the predominantly Roman Catholic Irish nationalists.

I've always sympathized with the underdogs, but that's not the Mets these days, not with that payroll.

I've always sympathized with Rodney King's profound question, "Can we all get along?" Alas, there are those highly harmful few who can find purpose and meaning only through acts of destruction.

Our writers submit stories about pretty much anything and everything, and as unique as it might be, there are always others out there who can sympathize and relate.

Ever wish you had a friend who would always be there to listen to and sympathize with all your human troubles?

She didn't much like him or sympathize with him -- he was always a troublemaker and a drain on the very slim emotional resources of the family.

Having known some Peter Principled managers in my day and always anxious to avoid being Peter Principled myself, I could sympathize.

The craftsman has to be gritty enough to endure the pain that always accompanies compromise, yet sensitive enough to recognize and sympathize with the other party's pain.

I traveled further down a path of disillusionment and began to sympathize with those crazy conservatives who were always complaining about liberal media bias on FOX.

Although mine did not acquire the infection, I sympathize with my friend because her child is always ill.