Sentence examples for now sympathy from inspiring English sources

Mary McNamara Stewartt has the towels for tea, and now sympathy St Petersburg Times (Florida) I am for Martha because of WorldCom.

And that man comes on to tell me How white my shirts can be But he can't be a man 'cause he doesn't smoke The same cigarrettes as me And now "Sympathy for the devil" is the sound track for a Mercedes ad.

"They are now winning sympathy from the people," he said.

Even Barnier is now expressing sympathy for him.

Innocent or guilty, the last thing Standard Chartered needs right now is sympathy from Tehran.

But what I do have now is sympathy for these executives.

There's now little sympathy for von Trier in Cannes: the festival has officially declared him persona non grata.

Now, with sympathy expected to drive up turnout among Democrats, Republicans are worried about the ripple effect down the ballot.

"Right now the sympathy is with the disaster, and that's where it should be," said Dr. Cabrera of Food for Survival.

And who, at 27 or thereabouts, now feels sympathy for the meekness of Anne Elliot, a young woman who has allowed a monstrous father and a persuasive family friend to ruin her chances of happiness with the engaging Captain Wentworth?

La Traviata is a different kettle of fish: people sing because there is no other way of expressing what they feel; the orchestra swells now with sympathy, now with contrary emotions, and in the choruses we hear a deep communal lamentation.