Sentence examples for it sympathizes from inspiring English sources
For its part, the immigration service says it sympathizes with workers who are forced to leave the country abruptly, but maintains that the H-1B program was never intended to be a steppingstone to a green card.
The show sometimes plays rough, but ultimately it sympathizes.
Labour has said it sympathizes with voters' concerns about the influx of outsiders, but Mr. Brown's remark seemed to suggest that such sympathy might be more opportunistic than heartfelt.
Nor would it be easy for the Basque Nationalist Party to team up with Euskal Herritarrok, without looking as if it sympathizes with E.T.A., a charge the party has tried to distance itself from during the campaign.
It says it can "sympathize" with the attempt to "decimate" Hamas and "wrest Gaza from its grip," despite much expert commentary that this would do more harm than good in the long run (especially since Hamas did win a democratic election).
Sheriff Jones, in Ohio, equated the planned resistance to "chaining yourself to a tree that's about to be cut down" and said that though he may not agree with it, he sympathizes.
Many Scots, it seems, sympathize with Craig Brown, the former Scotland manager who now coaches Aberdeen.
We could both laugh about O'Connor's taking herself too seriously and see the value in it — and sympathize with the way the cigar-chomping blowhards of the world, as embodied by Hartman's Sinatra, treated her.
"I think you underestimate the impact of a wonderful story that gets the audience to the point where it can sympathize with the characters and then, boom, you insert this little message," Toomey told his NSF audience.
The investigation comes just days after the offices of one Dogan newspaper, the mass circulation Hurriyet, was attacked by pro-government crowds who accused it of sympathizing with the banned Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK).
