Sentence examples for lost sympathy from inspiring English sources
The public long ago lost sympathy with the union's epic dispute at British Airways.
"I have kind of lost sympathy for Walt along the way," says Gilligan.
And knowing that if they lost sympathy or investment in that character, that happened at the peril of the film.
By then though, Edwards had lost sympathy for his star, telling Playboy in that year: "Peter Sellers became a monster.
The houses Israel keeps on erecting on Palestinian territory are the main reason why so much of the world has lost sympathy for Israel's cause.
But the outside world lost sympathy when Mr. Milosevic tapped into this sense of suffering to justify his bloody attempt to put Yugoslavia under a Serbian yoke when its republics declared independence as the cold war ended.
The remaining militants have now figured out that outright violence loses sympathy and gets them arrested.
But he never loses sympathy for Stravinsky as a human being.
George never specifies why she left – perhaps he knows we would lose sympathy pretty quick.
"I lose sympathy for superhero characters who can fly, who are indestructible, who are gorgeous, when they start whingeing".
More worryingly for Mr Museveni, aid donors who pay more than half of his government's running costs—are losing sympathy.
