Sentence examples for sympathy cases from inspiring English sources

André Weltman, a public health doctor with the state of Pennsylvania, says: "I'm sure that there were sympathy cases.

It occurred to him at times that he might be dealing with something psychogenic, or at the least with a number of sympathy cases.

He had no doubt that there were sympathy cases of the rash at Lincoln, but he had a hard time wrapping his mind around the idea that psychological contagion could travel across different classrooms and grades -- or that there "wasn't something real going on".

Fans in Indianapolis would no doubt rather remain a source of envy than what they have become: a sympathy case.

I felt I was a sympathy case, and I suppose that feeling has never left.

Many Shia express sympathy for cases like this, but they add that Sunni in Anbar, Salahudin, Nineveh and Sunni districts of Baghdad are frequently unemployed because they used to have plum jobs under Saddam Hussein as army, police or intelligence officers.

But while we're familiar with the concept and may even feel some sympathy, court cases of the last few decades show juries are rarely kind to so-called brainwashing victims.

In both cases, sympathy and solidarity is being tested.

The protest marks a ratcheting up of tactics, as the protesters known as the Dream 30 struggle to win political support and public sympathy for their cases.

David Cameron also said he had a "lot of sympathy" for the case for extending air strikes.

After some hesitation, the Security Council has sided with him, putting its seal of approval on the pull-out.In general, Lebanon has won little sympathy for its case.