Delivering the majority decision, Lord Wilson said the five judges were "sharply divided," and he expressed sympathy for the "deeply unenviable position" women in Northern Ireland are put in.
We are deeply in sympathy with Mr. Saroyan's feelings.
The Emperor's Children by Claire Messud Picador £14.99, pp431 In a world of surface, deeply felt sympathy is hard to come by and hard to put much faith in.
Something passed between them, deeply, a sympathy beyond the standard meanings that also encompassed these meanings, pity, affinity, tenderness, the whole physiology of neural maneuver, of heartbeat and secretion, some vast sexus of arousal drawing him toward her, complicatedly, with [Dr.] Ingram's finger up his ass.
Words can not express how sorely he will be missed or how deeply our sympathy runs for his family.
This is an act of deeply felt sympathy and the least that we can do".
The intelligence service, the I.S.I., has deeply divided sympathies, with many supporting the Taliban and extremist causes.
Their approach is broadly aligned with internalist sympathies in epistemology, and deeply concerned with cognition's ethical dimensions and implications.
Back then it was a body dominated by elderly men deeply out of sympathy with the New Deal (many of them conservative Southern Democrats) and inclined to obstruction.
But none has captured it better or with more human sympathy than David Kynaston in this deeply researched, richly detailed and very moving book".
