Sentence examples for one can sympathize from inspiring English sources

So I, for one, can sympathize with the four men who had to be rescued from England's highest mountain this weekend after "becoming incapable of walking due to cannabis use," as the local police force put it.

" 'I think it's a wanna-bubble,'" Kaplan quotes "longtime Valley observer Paul Saffo," who continues: " 'Investors are desperate for something -- anything -- with a prospect of returns, and there is a lot of hot money looking for a home.'" One can sympathize with Kaplan.

He also knew that it was his last throw and that no one could have tried harder, and one can sympathize with his chagrin on learning that Frederick Cook had muddied the waters with his frankly silly claim to have reached the pole a full year earlier.

One can sympathize with people who depend on BP and its large profits for part of their income.

Paul, who leans toward libertarianism, could well have considered the compost of a private gardener, on private property, to be an inalienable right, and one can sympathize with that view.

One can sympathize with the difficulty.

And with such a character background, one can easily sympathize.

On that score, we can sympathize.

In this one, I understand, and to some degree can sympathize with, the opposing point of view -- misguided though it is.

Equally, if you detest him on the big screen, I can sympathize.

Find a few friends who can sympathize with you and cry on their shoulders.