Sentence examples for significant sympathy from inspiring English sources

Yet, while there was significant sympathy for Flip Sal, there was little commotion or protest.

Trump has also been noncommittal about retaining the FBI director, James Comey, whose bureau houses significant sympathy for Trump.

All the couples dance together next week — Jo is still the weakest but already seems to have secured a significant sympathy vote, which may result in one of the midtable sorts being sent on their way, perhaps Craig Kelly, who had to dance off at the weekend.

The Supreme Court could rule for Textron without overturning the Arthur Young case, but the current court, which has shown significant sympathy for corporate positions, could possibly deal the I.R.S. a serious blow if it did revisit the issues supposedly settled by the Young case.

However, at the very least, these polls indicate that roughly half of the general population harbors significant sympathy for creationism, a conclusion confirmed by comparison of US survey data to that of other industrialized countries (Miller et al. 2006).

I have significant sympathy for this latter approach.

A manifestation of sympathy?

The ARF gradually acquired significant strength and sympathy among Russian Armenians.

"The damage and disruption to the coast has been significant and my sympathies are very much with those families, businesses and communities affected," he said.

On the Sunday after September 11th, at closing ceremonies for the President's Cup, he ordered a minute of silence for America's victims, transforming Yunusabad into the venue for the Uzbek government's most significant public expression of sympathy for the United States.

The fact that a significant sector of tweeters expressed sympathy for the old boy revealed nothing so much as earthlings' potential for being total pushovers.