Mr Peter Walker, the energy secretary, was in touch with the Soviet authorities yesterday morning to convey sympathy and offer good wishes to those affected by the accident.
Although his protagonist is generally portrayed as despicable, Pérez Galdós manages to convey sympathy for this man who has compromised his soul and, in spite of his deceitful nature, is still capable of suffering deeply.
Mr Peter Walker, the Energy Secretary, was in touch with the Soviet authorities via the British embassy in Moscow yesterday morning to convey sympathy and offer good wishes to those affected by the accident.
And Sarah said: 'We think so.'" Sarah and Kelly had picked up a phone message from a neighbour in the family's home town of Olympia, Washington State, conveying sympathy after hearing about "the tragedy" on television.
Church officials here declined to confirm those reports, but they said that two Brazilian cardinals, Cláudio Hummes and Raymundo Damasceno Assis, have been working closely with the Vatican to assure that Francis' declarations on social justice here will convey sympathy both for the protest demands and those involved in the movement.
From somewhere in his statesman's repertoire, and with the eyes of the world upon him at the Luzhniki Stadium, Vladimir Putin found himself having to dredge up the expression that conveys sympathy - the alternative being much too impolite for his guest from Saudi Arabia.
But he cracked wise in a tone earnest enough to convey sympathy rather than contempt for his questioner.
Graham's turn does not appear to be designed to convey sympathy, despite this being a troubles telling, and again there are signs that the topic may be unwelcome.
In a condolence message, Hasina offered prayers and "conveyed profound sympathy to the bereaved families", the agency said.
And in six songs of Ives they conveyed a sympathy for the vernacular American music Ives evokes, while also making these songs sound suitably radical.
