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The experience made me sympathetic to all the young women I saw wearing skinny jeans after that.

My own beef with Boston is more personal, although it has made me sympathetic with the Hawthorne and Lowell critiques.

And no doubt my own tribalism makes me especially sympathetic to nerds like me.

In fact, my familiarity makes me more sympathetic to his core argument, not less so.

Ms. O'Donnell explained revelations that she had owed tens of thousands of dollars in campaign expenses, college tuition and unpaid taxes by saying, "I think the fact that I have struggled financially is what makes me so sympathetic".

The fact that I can't write about children's literature without delving into the anecdotal makes me a touch more sympathetic toward parents and their endlessly news-making cutie pies.

It's pretty amazing, actually — and again, it makes me a lot more sympathetic to those confused voters, who have much better excuses than sitting governors with presidential ambitions.

"But that doesn't make me very sympathetic," he quickly added, with a laugh.

Talking to Ms. Salsano, who is from Farmingdale, on Long Island, made me more sympathetic about the cast.

Two articles this weekend made me terribly sympathetic for parents who cannot get their children to read.

David Brooks: For the record, this trial has done the unexpected: Made me feel sympathetic to John Edwards.