All that is to say, I am sympathetic to the notion that I may need to handle a gun some day.
And the so-called innocent party may have even contributed to the event by not being sufficiently open and sympathetic to their partner's feelings.
If Bachmann gets traction as a pundit, her popularity among sympathetic, far-right groups can be leveraged more effectively.
It seems obvious that the happiness of our citizens is what ultimately matters (though if you believe that the rights of non-human animals are just as important then I might be sympathetic to such a caveat).
That President Obama is sympathetic is evident from his recent reiteration to the UN general assembly of his commitment to the two-state principle; a reminder of what he said in his speech in Cairo in 2009 during his first term: "....it is undeniable that the Palestinian people – Muslim and Christian – have suffered in pursuit of a homeland.
And it seems that in Britain they preach the gospel of a free-for-all to a sympathetic audience.
Within Zapu, Msipa, a Shona-speaker, had consistently advocated amalgamation with Zanu-PF – earning him the ire of Ndebele-speaking colleandes – and was considerably more sympathetic to Zanu-PF and its leader than others in his party.
YouGov finds Britain becoming more sympathetic to the weak than France or Germany, growing more concerned about social housing, more eager for government intervention on jobs.
It lies in the fact that most of us from the postcolonial world, though intuitively sympathetic to the idea of self-determination, cannot claim to have fulfilled even partially its extravagant promise.
Claire Denis is amused by this spectacle and sympathetic to it but insists that this is really not her world.
On the television news, there has been generous and sympathetic coverage, with American reporters in London portraying the party at Buckingham Palace as a jolly event and highlighting Prince Charles's speech.
