Friends who are also single are probably more likely to sympathize, but that does not necessarily mean that you should not talk to friends who are in relationships, as well.
Using Facebook's marketing tools, some of the ads targeted people likely to sympathize with or relate to an issue.
Parents are also likely to sympathize with "Morning Mambo," about the daily race to fill lunch bags and to organize backpacks before the bus comes.
A Pew Research Center poll found similar results, with Americans far more likely to sympathize with Israel in the dispute than with the Palestinians, 49 percent to 12 percent.
Robert Murphy, the chief U.S. diplomatic representative in North Africa, prepared the way for the landings by discreetly eliciting support from French officers whom he felt were likely to sympathize with the project.
Anyone who has ever forgotten to pay a bill on time, or struggled to assemble all the necessary forms of identification before heading to the D.M.V., is likely to sympathize with how administrative hurdles can stymie someone.
"Anyone who has ever forgotten to pay a bill on time, or struggled to assemble all the necessary forms of identification before heading to the D.M.V., is likely to sympathize with how administrative hurdles can stymie someone," she writes.
Aware of his youth, readers are likely to sympathize with his silly fixation on a good-looking woman he doesn't even like, but we also hope that he will grow out of it.
Also, if it's labeled an honor crime, people are more likely to sympathize with the murderer".
Moreover, Democratic women feel men in positions of power still seem more likely to sympathize with the accused perpetrator than a victim.
