Sentence examples for but sympathize from inspiring English sources

Michelle: No. Robert: In the end, I can't help but sympathize with the disgraced candidate.

Brooks-in-despair is a pitiful sight, and one can't help but sympathize.

Even as a card-carrying member of the liberal media, I couldn't help but sympathize.

Some say that they feel a sense of guilt but sympathize with the Gov ernment's fear of releasing the prisoners.

We hope the federal plan works but sympathize with Michigan's attorney general, who called it a collection of "half-measures and gimmicks".

No one who has experienced the disbelief of losing a loved one can help but sympathize with someone who pays $80,000 to freeze their brain.

Peter Ugalde of the Dover police defended his officer but sympathized with the workers.

These races attracted millions of dollars in donations from wealthy Republicans across the country who might typically not get involved in Wisconsin races but sympathized with Walker.

He backed Patterson, but sympathized with Liston, who reminded him of "big, black men I have known who acquired the reputation of being tough in order to conceal the fact that they weren't hard".

Ms. Howe, who teaches at Columbia, New York University and Sarah Lawrence, said she had seen too little of Ms. Macon's work to comment on her appointment, but sympathized with the sentiment.

Last week, Representative Greg Walden, the Republican who represents the Oregon district where the Bundy takeover is playing out, stood up in Congress to deplore the tactics of the armed protesters, but sympathized with their frustration.