Sentence examples for sympathy how from inspiring English sources
"Hillary called me to express her sympathy, how upset she was.
And then, finally, understanding, maybe even sympathy: how else were all those guests going to get to his birthday party?
Can you tell us about it?," which made one consider, with sympathy, how much time Hawass must spend with people delighted to hear any well-worn proclamation.
Mr Dzurinda recounts, with evident sympathy, how poor Slovak farmers often accost him with tales of how crops and animals, even pet dogs, have been stolen by Gypsies.
How much does sympathy cost, how difficult is it to harvest, that no one has any to spare?
"Everybody feels the housing crunch in LA really at every income level," said Harris-Dawson. "So I think people have some sympathy with how hard it is to find a decent place to live in the city and how easy it is to end up on the street".
The reaction one would expect would be sympathy - "How awful to be so ill!
3. The sympathy injury How far are you willing to go?
She praised Obama's accomplishments in the role – including her White House vegetable garden – and expressed sympathy over how tough the role can be.
She has "strong sympathy for how individuals suffer under any very political system – left or right, capitalist or communist – because my father suffered so much from prison, then got sick.
Saying he has "great sympathy for how difficult" shooting situations are when officers must make split-second decisions to fire, often amid chaos, Beck nonetheless emphasized that he "cannot let that sympathy influence my decisions.
