Sentence examples for feeling sympathy from inspiring English sources

She replies that both Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway "annoy me in the same way — one feels oneself tricked into feeling sympathy for entirely undeserving and rather tiresome people".

The study focused on whether feeling sympathy helped the negotiations.

I can't, though, help feeling sympathy with that Cleese yawn.

A young reader will be forgiven for feeling sympathy with Kate at this point.

Nyang'oro, too, is described as feeling sympathy for student athletes who were struggling to keep up academically.

It's a little hard for me to imagine not feeling sympathy for people who fall into this category.

In literature the noun rapport is defined as 'a feeling of sympathy and understanding, emotional bond' [ 22].

When no medical explanation for the pain was provided, participants attributed less pain, reported feeling less sympathy, and were less inclined to help the patients with daily activities.

I found myself feeling unexpected sympathy for the indigestion-prone workoholic, Mr Kirby.

I don't remember me or my mates feeling much sympathy for the Australia captain at the time.

I recall seeing Anthony Hopkins play King Lear at the NT and feeling little sympathy for the old man.