Sentence examples for sympathizing from inspiring English sources

How often do you find yourself sympathizing with your subjects?Pretty often.

Though he was a staunch royalist, his Legitimist beliefs prevented him from sympathizing with the royal House of Orléans, and he preferred instead to serve the existing republican regime.

Following an occasionally scurrilous campaign in which she was accused of sympathizing with Sinn Féin, the political wing of the Irish Republican Army IRAA), she won by a record margin.

When the urban workers responded (early 1921) with strikes and demonstrations, the Kronshtadt sailors, sympathizing with them, formed a Provisional Revolutionary Committee.

Augustine and his medieval followers, sympathizing with Plato's intentions but unable to accept the details of his theory, declared that the ideas were in the mind of God, who from time to time gave intellectual illumination to human beings.

He had to defend himself against a charge of sympathizing with the Earl of Essex in The Tragedie of Philotas, acted in 1604 (published 1605).

Sympathizing with colonial complaints against the crown, in 1775 he was made adjutant general of the Continental Army, and in 1777 he superseded General Philip Schuyler in northern New York.

With what am I sympathizing when I listen to a string quartet or a symphony?

Although much more sentimental than Judge's previous series, King of the Hill nevertheless contained a strong satirical bent, often (and against the prevailing political current of much television satire) sympathizing with the guileless conservative Hill as he navigated the cultural changes of his time.

I was interviewing a very extreme jihadist-sympathizing mullah in the backroom of his mosque.

The convoluted plot, concerning a group of Fascist-sympathizing terrorists, is set in motion by an ill-timed leer at a female colleague by a defense worker, Barry Kane Robert Cummingss), who is mistaken for a perpetrator and must go on the lam to catch the real one.