Sentence examples for much less sympathy from inspiring English sources

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The deaths of kings are chronicled with almost as much care and relish as the executions, but in general with much less sympathy.

The security forces found much less sympathy for their ferocious night-time storming of a school being used as a headquarters by the protesters, and suspected of being also a haven for the thugs.

No matter how much we are told that shoplifting makes all our lives worse by requiring invasive and expensive surveillance and adding to the price that the "honest" public has to pay for goods, there is, surely, much less sympathy for the corporate victim than for the individual.

The language used by professionals indicated they saw the girls as the cause of their extreme behaviour instead of as victims and they received much less sympathy as a result, the report said.

This led to much less sympathy than would be the case with many conditions.

The word "addict" is so overused that sex addicts have a hard time getting taken seriously, much less getting sympathy.

"Of course the investigations continue in the US where there will be much less general sympathy.

There is the question of social-cum-geographical distance: alleged criminals from a low caste in a faraway town in a then notoriously backward state, Bihar, were much less likely to attract sympathy or prolonged attention, however startling the cruelty inflicted on them.

And he was much less bullish than usual, admitting that he had "some sympathy" with developing countries' requests for flexibility on agriculture and declining to enter into the usual blame game.

And while thousands of individual investors lost money when Adelphia collapsed, prosecutors spent much of the case focused on the harm suffered by banks, institutions often accorded less sympathy than that given to people.