Sentence examples for quick sympathy from inspiring English sources

And the quick sympathy of the housewife Peg — in the film, an Avon saleswoman who happens to ring the wrong bell — suggests that Edward may not be the only misfit here.

Mr McGuinness was quick to express sympathy for all their families.

Loyal Asos customers were quick to offer sympathy on social media networks, creating hashtags such as #poorasos and #asosfire.

Even for Americans who might not be so quick to feel sympathy for Dick and Lynne Cheney, it was painful to watch the family litigating its most private debates in public.

Although he describes the most wretched, pitiful scenes, he is always quick to undermine our sympathy.

George never specifies why she left – perhaps he knows we would lose sympathy pretty quick.

Dr. Cohen was quick to express his sympathy, but said the cause of her child's cancer "just can't be from small doses of radiation from Brookhaven".

But when Senator Wellstone died, the national Democrats, panicked at the prospect of losing their one-vote hold on the Senate, were quick to exploit the sympathy factor in an effort to save his seat.

Walmart, Dickies, Sean Combs and Sears have all been quick to express their sympathy while failing to take any responsibility and throwing up their hands at the notion that they can do anything to prevent any future tragedies.

Sam Akaki Director, Democratic Institutions for Poverty Reduction in Africa (Dipra) A man dies in the Channel tunnel and David Cameron is quick to express his sympathies – for stranded holidaymakers.

Overflowing, so to speak, with sympathy, Mr. Dennison was quick to point out that the guilty parkways are all named for bodies of water.