Sentence examples for sympathize more from inspiring English sources

Do you sympathize more with one of the two characters?

You feel that you know Bulatov, and sympathize more deeply with him.

We can sympathize more easily with the Italians than with Dame Janet.

By the end of the film, thanks to Mr. Payne's unbiased efforts, you may sympathize more than you expect.

A CNN poll also released that month found that nearly 4 in 10 white Southerners sympathize more with the Confederacy than with the Union.

When a relationship is falling apart, the reader or viewer is going to sympathize more with the character that's going through it".

It was clear that his witnesses sympathized more with the parents than with the city.

In a nationwide Pew survey in April, 41percentt of Americans sympathized more with the Israelis and only 13percentt were more sympathetic to the Palestinians.

Though of a middle-class background similar to that of their rivals, the Montagnards sympathized more readily with the sansculottes (the local activists) of the capital and proved temperamentally bolder in their response to economic, military, and political problems.

It was generally clear where Clinton stood in this kind of debate; as the leader of the "new Democrats," he sympathized more with the centrists in the Senate than he did with his party's more doctrinaire liberals.

Across the South, authorities have reopened a number of decades-old cases that were never adequately investigated because white police officers, prosecutors, witnesses and jurors sympathized more with white suspects than with black victims.