Sentence examples for less sympathy from from inspiring English sources

Her late troubles met with even less sympathy from commentators.

It is dramatically complex and there are many ways for an actress to negotiate it, requiring more or less sympathy from the watching audience.

Under changes to the murder laws announced this week, the defences available to women on trial for murder who have killed a partner as a result of domestic violence are to be widened and clarified; whereas men who kill their wives claiming that they were provoked into it because of her "nagging" or alleged infidelity will find that they have far less sympathy from the courts.

There's less sympathy from others and more judgment involved".

She received less sympathy from her neighbors and Islamic religious leaders in the country, some of whom adamantly called for her to be executed.

If the situation in Italy and Spain were to deteriorate further, Greece would get even less sympathy from the Troika; and certainly less money.

But there was always far less sympathy for the queen, and the king withdrew significantly from public life after that.

However, I have far less sympathy for institutions that fail to implement proper data security measures.

There is less and less sympathy for that development.

But feeling stressed or depressed seems to earn far less sympathy, both from workers and from bosses.

However, the production company is likely to elicit less sympathy than the Southampton pub named The Hobbit which earlier this year picked up support from actors Ian McKellen and Stephen Fry in its battle to keep the name.