Sentence examples for reflects sympathy from inspiring English sources
But a lot also reflects sympathy with her views.
To some extent that reflects sympathy for fellow Tamils in Sri Lanka.
The (relatively) high turnout may well reflect sympathy for the bereaved Mr Kaczyński rather than a revival of the anti-PiS sentiment that propelled PO and Donald Tusk to power in 2007, when turnout was 53.88%.
"On behalf of the Aurora community, many thanks to all those who visited the temporary memorial and left flowers, toys, words of comfort and other items reflecting sympathy and love," read a statement from the city.
(Frankfurt 1999b) 2. Whereas hierarchical accounts tend to reflect sympathies with Hume's philosophy of mind, Watson explicitly allies himself with Plato.
Sympathy reflects understanding another person's situation - but viewed through your own lens.
This argument reflects a sympathy for Descartes' views that dates back to Arnauld's set of comments on the Meditations.
The support that Sergeant Crowley attracted from other policeman elsewhere may reflect their sympathy with such rules (although the New York Times found wide variations in the extent to which this particular rule is followed).
Still, the relatively mild penalty for insubordination reflects broad community sympathy for him.
His mother is not a puta, Shepherd reflects, with detached sympathy, even as he overhears her "bedroom jolly-ups" through thin walls.
I very much doubt it, and I think that the double standard you used reflects an inexplicable sympathy with Cuba's oppressive dictatorship.Scott BennettNorthville, MichiganDamn varmint!SIR – I believe you have confused "cattle-wrangling" with "cattle-rustling" in Arizona ("Newcomers don't like the smells", August 12th).
