Sentence examples for declare sympathy from inspiring English sources
Some advertisers are spending money to take out ads, mostly so far in print, to declare sympathy or solidarity or to request donations of money and blood.
At the time when Bultmann first proposed this de-mythologizing approach Jaspers was widely (although erroneously) identified with the liberal wing of Protestant theology, and it was perhaps expected that he might declare sympathy for Bultmann's hermeneutical approach.
Sometimes his comments have been supportive of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, while at other times he has declared sympathy for democracy.
Indeed, the theoretical controversies between them eventually culminated in an embittered personal and political altercation, caused by Heidegger's publicly declared sympathy for the National Socialists in 1933.
Those "declaring sympathies for the enemy will no longer be tolerated," Burnside continued, nor would "treason, expressed or implied".
It would be unwise of me to overtly declare my sympathy with these petitioners, but I am knocked over by how many - not just from within the media - get the value of what is portentously known as the "authored documentary".
Time to declare my sympathies: I know David and, as Hillary Clinton once oozed, the former foreign secretary is vibrant and attractive.
Since the World Trade Center attacks last week, insurance companies have bought full-page newspaper advertisements and radio and television spots to declare their sympathies and pledge their full support in the recovery.
And Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg weighed in on his LBC radio show declaring a "sneaking sympathy" for the unnamed shop assistant.
So, from the outset I must declare that I have some sympathy with patient representation, but I can also see some problems and pitfalls.
