Sentence examples for grim sympathy from inspiring English sources
A final survey of 20th-century "plague literature" and paranoid epidemic fiction doesn't mention Steven Soderbergh's flu movie Contagion, but the book overall is fascinating in its grim sympathy.
The sporting newspaper, The Referee wrote "[Trott's] bowlers felt he understood the gruelling nature of their work and that they had his sympathy in the grimmest of battles".
And yet, for all the show's pleasures, its themes can be irredeemably grim, particularly now that the crutch of our sympathy for Walt has been yanked away.
Sympathies to the author for her grim knee-replacement ordeal.
His fellow sailors (excepting Dick Deadeye, the grim and ugly realist of the crew) offer their sympathies, but they can give Ralph little hope that his love will ever be returned.
Depression is a devastatingly grim experience, and anyone who suffers from it deserves the greatest sympathy and help.
For decades, crime has been a grim fact of life for public housing tenants, some of whom say they have no sympathy for neighbors who are barred for breaking the law.
The grim prognoses of Aurora victims struggling beyond the mayhem should be required reading for all the many politicians who mouth sympathy but ritualistically genuflect to the gun lobby.
