Sentence examples for sympathy a bit from inspiring English sources

One resident of the estate, despite repeated problems with the brothers, said: "All they wanted was a bit of sympathy – a bit of love from their parents.

- Speaking of the Palestinians, just when they start to get our sympathy a bit, they go and pull a shit move like this: the ruling Hamas party passed a new law ordering the country's schools be segregated by gender after the fourth grade.

"The Legend of Rita" opens with a bank robbery and looks back, with sympathy and a bit of nostalgia, at a time when robbing banks really meant something.

So if there were any quietly doubting conservatives at the CPAC conference, they have my sympathy, and a bit of unsolicited advice: the biggest obstacle to your eventual return to power is the kind of resistant and intolerant politics embodied so amply in the man at the podium.

In terms of where blame or sympathy lie, it is a bit like watching a tennis match where the momentum swings first one way and then the other.

He could use a bit more sympathy.

All I can ask for is a bit of sympathy".

Sarah Palin deserves, if not credit, then a bit of sympathy.

But I actually have a bit more sympathy for Cramer this time.

His self-portrait "Reflection" from 1981-82 (picturevealsveals quite a bit of sympathy for the devil.

For once, I have a bit of sympathy with politicians complaining about the media.