Sentence examples for certain sympathies from inspiring English sources

While it's good news for the Windies that Gayle will be available later in the tour, it's bad news for Somerset that he now will not be able to play Twenty20, and I have certain sympathies for them.

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?

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

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".

One can, if one chooses to be fastidiously neutral, feel a certain sympathy for the economic ministers.

What Nusseibeh represents is the persistence of the idea of compromise, a certain sympathy not only with his own people but with the Other.

There are those who feel a certain sympathy towards Cantona due to the fact he was clearly provoked by a verbal assault from the crowd.