Sentence examples for needed sympathy from inspiring English sources

The divide shifted slightly in the Middle Ages: after Augustine, some saw mental illness as a religious problem, and thought that madmen were possessed and in need of exorcisms; others thought that crazy people suffered from illness and needed sympathy and medical intervention.

Ahead of Everton's FA Cup third round visit of Championship QPR on Saturday, Martinez said referees needed "sympathy" when it came to making important decisions.

Bullying victims need sympathy; they also need help learning to be resilient.

Beyoncé said in a statement posted online: "We don't need sympathy.

We will be up for it on Saturday and we don't need sympathy from anyone.

He uses logic to deflate hopes for a trip to the lighthouse, but he needs sympathy from his wife.

Serbia needs sympathy and it needs help – which is not the same as saying that western Europe should arrogantly impose its values wholesale.

But she is never better at teasing her own vanity than when she sings to her own reflection, in "Friends," "If / I should need sympathy, / You would never turn your / Back on me.

But now I can say, "Yah, maybe next time, you are H.I.V.!" The eight are the local members of the National Association of People Living With AIDS, those who are willing to discuss their H.I.V.-positive status with anyone who needs convincing that the virus infects everyday people who need sympathy, not ostracism.

The disabled woman who needs sympathy.

Not that Penn needs sympathy for taking a role for the money.