Sentence examples for personal sympathy from inspiring English sources

But there was personal sympathy for Smith.

Although Holmes and Brandeis both objected to conservative activist decisions striking down progressive regulations, Holmes, unlike Brandeis, had no personal sympathy for the Progressive movement.

But every Englishman at least will feel a kind of personal sympathy with the victory of the Federals.They have won, as an Englishman would have won, by obstinacy.

WHAT finished off David Blunkett was that he had exhausted the good will and personal sympathy both of cabinet colleagues and the bulk of Labour MPs.

The tragedy of Trayvon Martin is ongoing as political leaders nationally and in Florida extend personal sympathy while ducking the underlying gun-control issue.

Mussorgsky's personal sympathy for the downtrodden Russian populace leads him to compose sweeping laments for the chorus, which are highly evocative of Russian Orthodox Church hymns.

A mix of partisan and personal sympathies could be at work.

World leaders have telephoned President Francois Hollande to express their personal sympathies.

Valuation thus will likely be a shot in the dark, inevitably affected by a judge's personal sympathies.

And the Dulleses had their own personal sympathies for United Fruit: they had done legal work for the company, and counted executives there among their close friends.

Also dissenting, Justice Carol A. Corrigan wrote that her personal sympathies were with the plaintiffs challenging the bans on same-sex marriage.