Sentence examples for have zero sympathy from inspiring English sources

"I have zero sympathy for him".

Hurt's Evans first appears as a wife-beating, Jack-the-lad fantasist – a character for whom we have zero sympathy.

But for whatever trouble he is having getting his game and his life back together, I, like millions of others, have zero sympathy.

The keeper Christian Mathenia criticised both sets for fans ("I have zero sympathy for people who go to the ground to have a fight in between families with kids") for the flare-ups but seemed just as concerned with the home support's over-confident attitude before the defeat.

I have zero sympathy for video game developers and publishers who cry poverty vis-à-vis used video game sales.

At the same time, I have zero sympathy for the likes of GameStop, what with its hyperactive employees always trying to sell me some added nonsense, when it claims that used video game sales help expand the video game market as a whole.

"We must at all costs avert a generation of divergence where, to borrow from Disraeli, you have two nations who have no sympathy and no intercourse and might think they have nothing to do with each other at all.

"They only have three weeks to get ready," Pelé said with professional sympathy.

Mr. Singh, who has three daughters, often expresses sympathy for those masses, in part because he comes from them.

Bodies were strewn all around its lawns and whitewashed bungalows.Pulling togetherFor Mr Aziz, the prime minister, the earthquake had one positive effect: the outpouring of sympathy and solidarity for the victims from around the world, but especially among Pakistanis, who, he said, had "gelled and galvanised".

Describing Pickering's view, he states, "Physics did not need to take a route that involved Maxwell's Equations, the Second Law of Thermodynamics, or the present values of the velocity of light (p. 70)." Although one may have some sympathy for this view as regards Maxwell's Equations or the Second Law of Thermodynamics, one may not agree about the value of the speed of light.