Sentence examples for sympathy for having from inspiring English sources

Critics would say it deserves no sympathy for having been roundly, if undeservedly, condemned for the Watson threat, when it has provided a platform for the actual violation of others.

Speaking as a southern softie who currently, as a rule, refuses to go outside after 5pm in the winter, I can only cluck in sympathy for having to endure the bitter outdoors all day and night.

While, obviously, Ryan has my sympathy for having to endure bullying, there is perhaps some kind of middle ground he could've found between "ignoring them" and "stabbing them in the face".

I have every sympathy for Kerrigan, having found my own Test debut quite an overwhelming experience.

Mourinho has little sympathy for Pochettino, having played in Israel on Tuesday night, and with John Terry and Ramires both doubts.

And they have little sympathy for what has become a successful little industry.

Any sympathy I might have had with suicide bombers - and I do have sympathy for the cause - has disappeared.

By the seventeen-sixties, sympathy for debtors had attached itself to the patriot cause.

Sympathy for Black has come from unexpected quarters.

But Wood, who won 58 caps for Ireland, had sympathy for Kidney: "He has been hindered by an unbelievable and unprecedented injury list.

Meanwhile, Grayson has admitted he has sympathy for striker Iain Hume, who has been made available for transfer.