Sentence examples for sympathy given from inspiring English sources

Chelsea will win little sympathy, given that the form of Lampard's replacement, Cesc Fàbregas, hasn't been too shabby.

With Baghdad withholding the region's 17percentt of budget share, the regional government sought economic independence through hydrocarbons and found a degree of international sympathy, given its role in combatting ISIS and hosting 1.9 million refugees and internally displaced people.

Only a few neighbors came to call, every one of them a little restrained in sympathy, given the unspoken understanding that the son of a bitch could have taken them all with him.

He acknowledged that even heavy job losses may not elicit much political sympathy, given that the public placed 23 million phone numbers on the do-not-call list in the first two weeks of the registry's existence.

The government may feel entitled to international sympathy given that the majority of those killed appear to be Han Chinese civilians, though it has yet to give a list of the dead.

To be perfectly honest, these guys probably deserve our sympathy – given that the world of comedy is currently more stand-up-centric than ever before, it's even harder for sketch comics (no matter how talented they are) to really break through.

Simpson allots each woman her portion of sympathy, giving context and legitimacy to their contrasting social worlds.

And its scrupulous, humane sympathy gives this small, sorrowful film a glow of insight and a pulse of genuine, openhearted curiosity.

Do Say: Absence makes the heart grow Fonda Don't say: Plain Jane Reviews reviewed: Beethoven sympathy gives Fonda a career lift.

"Those who had not seen some of my political activities with sympathy, gave the movement all of their support; they came to the square and they told other people about it," he says.

Given that wave of sympathy, and given the strength of Al Gore's probable Republican rival, Mr Gephardt may make himself less thorny for a while.