Sentence examples for has considerable sympathy from inspiring English sources

The judge said Ms. Khan seemed to have a "fairly fragile emotional structure," adding that the "court has considerable sympathy for this defendant".

Cable says he has considerable sympathy for George Osborne, who has been attacked for borrowing too much and not borrowing enough at the same time.

Xavier Gonzalez, the IPC's chief executive officer, said in a statement: "The IPC has considerable sympathy for all of the Russian athletes who are now unable to participate in the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games.

Much as Sunderland's manager likes Sherwood TimTim's a character and you need characters in football, I enjoyed playing with him next to me" – he has considerable sympathy for his predecessor.

Berlin has considerable sympathy for this last, Kantian, outlook, though he believed that it had inspired profound errors.

Yet, as a novelist, he had considerable sympathy for those who resist this imposition of contentment.

Other critics, with whom I have considerable sympathy, have seen the Chronicles of Narnia as anti-feminist.

We have considerable sympathy for your quest for higher oil prices, the immediate cause of your confrontation with Kuwait.

But most passengers and staff appear to have had considerable sympathy for Captain Babenkov and the predominantly Russian crew.

We have considerable sympathy for one argument: that construction of the pipeline would bring jobs at a time of great economic uncertainty.

If true, I have considerable sympathy because in my day I had the leader's veto over anything in the manifesto.