Sentence examples for get some sympathy from inspiring English sources

"Girls can talk about being depressed and get some sympathy.

"Then, you may get some sympathy the next time.

"And when the dust settles, he will get some sympathy in Africa.

This time, Mr. Zuckerberg was on the defensive for much of the time, but he appeared to get some sympathy from his audience.

And as I grew older, I found that I was able to use something inside of me to get some sympathy if I wanted it.

"At times my soul brothers embarrassed me, bragging about their scars, their poor upbringing, and their unhappy childhood, to get some sympathy and some white pussy and money, too, if they could," Himes wrote.

"Guards are now working under the worst conditions that I've seen — so I've got some sympathy for that," said Carlos Santos, a former inmate.

Stamford, with vacancies from just less than 19percentt for Class A space -- generally, the newest and best-equipped -- to more than 20percentt for Class B, got some sympathy from Dean J. Shapiro, executive director of CB Richard Ellis's Westchester-Fairfield office.

Gregg got some sympathy from state GOP chair John H. Sununu, who said Gregg is in an "unusual and difficult position...There may actually be some implicit conflict on any bills that may have funding in them because they may have funding that's going to go through the department he is going to run".

"It's a great shame and we're all very sorry that your uncle touched you in that nasty place, you get some of my sympathy, but your self-pity gets none of my sympathy because self-pity is the ugliest emotion in humanity.

Bemoaning the "infantilising" culture of safe spaces and trigger warnings that has developed at universities in recent years, Fry launches into an extraordinary attack on victims of sexual abuse, saying: "It's a great shame and we're all very sorry that your uncle touched you in that nasty place – you get some of my sympathy – but your self-pity gets none of my sympathy".