Sentence examples for support sympathy from inspiring English sources

Under the law, students in Malaysian universities are barred from expressing "support, sympathy or opposition" to any political party, domestic or foreign.

Since the act prohibiting students from expressing "support, sympathy or opposition" to any political party was enacted in 1971, Malaysian students have repeatedly demanded that the ban on political involvement be rescinded.

On Monday, with the waters already lapping at his ankles, he announced that he had been betrayed from within by his players – a group that surged to the league title with a familiarly defiant José-style sense of purpose last season, but which now appears simply to have had enough of him Beyond Chelsea's own enduringly devoted support, sympathy will be limited.

This would suggest that those higher in hardiness may have fostered SRG by mobilising their social support for emotional reasons (e.g., moral support, sympathy or understanding) and having the ability to construe their injury in positive terms; however, more rigorous methodologies are needed to confirm or refute these observations.

Related to this, but less commonly cited were the empathic support, sympathy, and compassion that informal sources provided.

Conversations involved delivery of different types of support for self-management, including: informational support (information on self-help services); emotional support (sympathy, empathy, caring) and appraisal support (information for self-evaluation [ 15, 30]).

The words support, understanding, compromise and sympathy are not anywhere in his vocabulary.

Younger black writers wanted his support, his sympathy, his leadership.

"Children are not bargaining chips used by defendants to gain support or sympathy.

In interviews, White House officials uniformly conveyed support, even sympathy, for Mr. Holder.

Rushdie posted a message on Twitter, saying: "Much support and sympathy: thanks, everyone.