Sentence examples for sympathise it from inspiring English sources

If you watched the Saints last season, you will surely be able to sympathise: it wasn't just the scores that were disappointing but also the ponderous, treacly rugby on display.

I sympathise: it's unlikely weekend rambling clubs are the best place for a man in his twenties to find a soulmate.

Greenpeace's growing size makes it more effective worldwide, but it also makes it harder for people to sympathise when it gets it wrong.

He reminded his fellow Facebook users that "spiders are a part of life" and encouraged them to sympathise for it "as it's [sic] temporary habitat had just been harvested".

Because if the outsider cannot really conceptualise serious depression, the 97.5% who do not suffer from it will be unable to really sympathise, address it or take it seriously.

Today, Guantánamo Bay offers constant evidence of America's hypocrisy, evidence that is disturbing for those who sympathise with it, cause-affirming for those who hate it.

When asked if she would lobby for a pardon for Kyle Thomson, Ms Gillard said she did sympathise as it was just a "little act of high jinks, whoever it was carried out by".

Having four takes on how to adapt and survive on the cusp of two cultures adds complexity, but, naturally, it is with Yoyo, her fellow writer, that Alvarez invites you to sympathise, and it is on her journey back home that the writing comes to startling and vivid life.

I think people can sympathise with it a bit.

The anger of the students is understandable, and I sympathise with it.

While I cannot fully empathise with your pain, I deeply sympathise with it.