Sentence examples for may sympathize with from inspiring English sources

You may sympathize with Ms. Argerich's decision.

Readers may sympathize with Mr. Bowden's writerly predicament.

But Crewdson's narrative is so complex -- crammed with such an array of human and viral characters -- that readers may sympathize with those who hesitated to condemn Gallo.

Although we may sympathize with ordinary Greeks who are suffering through a severe recession, double-digit unemployment and a government that cannot honor its spending obligations, that remains an uncharitable and misguided way of framing the problem.

New Yorkers feeling trapped in a wet urban spring may sympathize with the urges to escape that are so clearly telegraphed at the beginning of the director Michael Boyd's take on Shakespeare's vision of love as a labyrinth.

The play resonates anew in its emphasis on money, and many may sympathize with the ostensibly villainous Krogstad (Nick Fletcher, excellent), who will do anything to keep his job, including blackmail Nora.

Attitudinal feelings are expressed with the aim to be shared and with the expectation that the hearers/readers may sympathize or empathize with the speakers/writers (Martin 2002).

These people fear the public may eventually sympathize with the F.B.I.'s argument, especially considering the heinous nature of the crimes.

While the government can be expected to look for jurors who want to preserve law and order, even a juror who may normally sympathize with a defendant might in this case find it easier to convict, because no individual's liberty is at stake.

This article facilitates such understanding by providing methods that identify examples of active recruitment activity within a population of individuals who may passively sympathize with violent groups.

Some of us may either sympathize with or criticize the automakers for offering the big benefits packages, including for retirees, that now saddle them with backbreaking hangover costs.