Sentence examples for every sympathy from inspiring English sources

Bernstein said he had "every sympathy" for Ferdinand, who has been embroiled in the affair for a year since Terry insulted him during a Premier League match at Loftus Road.

The former Labour chancellor said he had "every sympathy" with calls for a short EU campaign – Darling started pulling together the official no campaign in early 2012, 32 months before the Scottish vote in September 2014.

While he insisted that he had "every sympathy" with Celyn's parents, Cameron said at a press conference: "I don't believe there is a relationship between the cuts that are inevitably taking place nationally in some public services and this individual case".

But now Mr Cameron has told MPs he has "every sympathy" with their case.

She said she had "every sympathy" for farmers who had lost out and "she knew many personally".

Prime Minister David Cameron told MPs at Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday he had "every sympathy" with the case of the Arctic convoy veterans.

Chairman of the Canaries Trust supporters' trust, Robin Sainty, said he could understand the club's reasoning but had "every sympathy" with people who could not get tickets.

"I have every sympathy with her.

I have every sympathy for Anton".

From that point of view, I've every sympathy.

I have every sympathy with what you say about better facilities.