Sentence examples for started to sympathize from inspiring English sources

I started to sympathize with my old bosses".

Since his exile started, he had started to sympathize with the rebels, he said.

I had started to sympathize with Tomei's character, as you said because the show did such a good job exploring her humanity, which is why that line from Emily was so powerful and jarring ― "You held a woman down every month while your husband raped her".

They started to sympathize with their parents and felt that they had a responsibility toward the whole family.

It's not a good sign when you start to sympathize with the bourgeois targets of their barbs.

Along the way she starts to sympathize with the mission of the group.

Initially provocative, the tart humor grows rancid, the plotting feels heavy-handed and the characters are eviscerated so balefully that you may, defiantly, start to sympathize with them.

Luckily, just when I was starting to sympathize (Wednesday-deep or so in week two) hostility rolled right back into the voicemails, and my caller was slinging accusations, talking about supreme evil like Nazis and Dan Brown novels, and telling me she was "every woman" (R.I.P. Whitney).

And this is where we perhaps begin to sympathize with the Grand Inquisitor.

You have to get your readers to sympathize!

At what point do you stop sympathizing with Walt and start to condemn him?