Sentence examples for sympathy feels from inspiring English sources

By watching it on the news and reading about it we can sympathise, and somehow sympathy feels active, feels easier.

"Saying 'no sympathy' felt like the closest answer.

But the sympathy felt is for those people, he said, not for America.

THERE can be no doubting the sincerity or the depth of the shock and sympathy felt in Western Europe after the attacks on New York and Washington.

President Obama, in a letter to Emperor Akihito sent on March 24 and disclosed on Thursday, conveyed "the deep sympathy felt by all Americans for the suffering of the people of Japan".

"That vague, visceral mournfulness, that sympathy felt for the doomed flesh as for the frosted flower, settled on the mind steadily during the days that passed after the return from Nuremberg, as the executions grew nearer," West writes.

Participants estimated patient's pain, and rated the sympathy felt for and the inclination to help the patient.

The simplest kind of compassion and sympathy actually feels dangerous and wrong.

Dr. Petit has undergone an unimaginable ordeal, and one cannot even begin to express the sympathy one feels for him.

The sympathy I feel for George's characters is the sort of sympathy you feel for all mankind, not so much an individual "realist" sympathy, and it reminds me of his religious-writer cousin Flannery O'Connor.

The number you can attach to the level of sympathy I felt for him is zero.