Sentence examples for particular sympathy from inspiring English sources

Personally, Grant appears to have had no particular sympathy for the refugees.

The opposition and other protest leaders do not inspire any particular sympathy and trust in me.

In cases involving grief, you must conduct your enquiries with particular sympathy and discretion.

Mr. Funt, however, did not express particular sympathy for Mr. Zelnick.

Sayles has a particular sympathy for these losers chewed up by the rampaging political élite.

Fabrizio de Cesaro, owner of the town's Italian ice cream parlour, said he had particular sympathy for the Spanish.

Though he'd never expressed any particular sympathies for leftism before, Stevens told Latimer that "merely finding myself in that milieu was an extraordinarily stimulating thing".

"The poetry of air bombing requires a particular imaginative sympathy absent from other war poetry, and it must play between telling and deferring the tale: between the poet who survived and the others who died that night," he writes.

Ironically, it makes the justice system pick on them simply because they are different.Blacks may well protest that they, in particular, need extra sympathy from the law.

The one "popular" group to whom Hazan devotes particular attention and sympathy are the Parisian militants known as the sans‑culottes.

I had to get on board because I've seen my own heritage and culture crumble in the salmon industry without any particular support or sympathy from local communities".