Sentence examples for summon sympathy from inspiring English sources

How better to summon sympathy than to highlight the romantic disappointments that attended the bluestocking's homeliness and lack of social grace?

It's pretty hard to summon sympathy for the AshleyMadison.com privacy hack if you've ever been the partner wounded by another's affair.

But when blind men beg for pennies in the City of London, and I read about the specifications of the Cambridge kitchens, which are multiple and huge, divided between their newly restored palace in Kensington and their newly restored country house in Norfolk, it is hard to summon sympathy for a duchess.

IT IS hard to summon much sympathy for the bosses of big oil firms.

As it stands, it would be hard to find a Red Sox fan who could summon much sympathy for Darling.

Maybe that's why she saw the couple as so different to her that she could not summon any sympathy, only hostility.

Their bodies may have grown up, but their spirits, as shown in their tantrums and tiny attention spans, are still half formed, and I, for one, find it hard to summon much sympathy for their unimportant plights.

While Germans resented the inevitable injustices of Allied denazification programs, when the most prominent surviving Nazis went on trial in Nuremberg in November 1945, few could summon any sympathy for these pathetic men who had led their nation into the abyss.