Sentence examples for muster sympathy from inspiring English sources

But it can be hard for them to muster sympathy for their charges.

And I find it hard to muster sympathy for farmers who refuse to change to meet consumer demands.

It was difficult to muster sympathy for the teenagers raising families in prison and on welfare, scores said, because they were so distracted by the repeated unplanned pregnancies.

It's a hard sell, asking readers to muster sympathy for the congenitally gorgeous whose job it is to wear designer clothes and walk.

Americans are probably no less likely to be injured or cheated than the citizens of countries that spend a fraction as much.So it is hard to muster sympathy for lawyers facing a tighter labour market.

This is not their first rodeo but it is hard to muster sympathy when they negotiate a deal and then, only a few years later, say the deal is not the one they wanted.

SI.com's Peter King musters sympathy for the Packers and awe at Warner.

In general, anti-death-penalty protestors, citing the difficulty of mustering sympathy for McVeigh, don't expect a big turnout.

What does it mean, he seems to ask, to be me, right now? "Your circle of concern tightens," he says, explaining why he has trouble mustering sympathy for pets.

It's hard to muster tremendous sympathy.

Somehow, though, I can't seem to muster any sympathy.