Sentence examples for is sympathy from inspiring English sources
noun
A feeling of pity or sorrow for the suffering or distress of another; compassion.
Fuad Hussein, the chief of staff of the Kurdish President, Massoud Barzani, told The Independent on Sunday: "There is sympathy for Da'esh [the Arabic acronym for IS, also known as Isis] in many Arab countries and this has translated into money – and that is a disaster".
The other reason is sympathy.
What they want is sympathy from a human being.
What you get instead, at the novel's end, is sympathy.
There is sympathy for the program in Congress.
One of the most important things is sympathy and respect.
But there is sympathy too for the athletes she describes as "mere pawns in the system.
Innocent or guilty, the last thing Standard Chartered needs right now is sympathy from Tehran.
There is sympathy for North Koreans, but no-one wants to miss a good business opportunity.
But what I do have now is sympathy for these executives.
