Sentence examples for sympathy after from inspiring English sources

No sympathy after tonight".

He garnered further worldwide sympathy after the national police chief beat him up in custody.

A public wave of sympathy after her assassination catapulted her Pakistan People's Party to power in the 2008 elections.

In addition, she has benefited from a wave of sympathy after the sudden death last October of Néstor Kirchner, her husband and predecessor as president.

He called Mr. Tsvangirai's ceremony "a basic wedding" and that he deserved sympathy after the tragic death of his previous wife.

He also earned some admiration for his handling of the Howard mess, and some sympathy after revealing Howard wanted him fired.

The outpouring of sympathy after the tsunami resulted in pledges of over $13 billion in international aid of one sort or another.

Twelve months ago the young American earned the Melbourne crowd's sympathy after Victoria Azarenka's much-criticised medical timeout in their semi-final.

Indeed, Moyes' admiration for the charismatic Portuguese extended to offering his sympathies after Mourinho's exit from Chelsea in 2008.

Petra Laszlo was fired from her job at N1TV, a television station with nationalist sympathies, after video footage spread online appearing to show her kicking a girl and a young man.

Warner had visited Woodfull to express sympathies after the Australian captain was struck in the heart by Larwood's short pitched bowling, to which Woodfull retorted "I do not want to see you Mr. Warner.