It may be too much to suppose that such a pay cut would elicit sympathy, but it would indicate a degree of repentance.
It might not sound terribly patriotic, and England's players will clearly dismiss such sympathy, but it would take a heart of stone to read the book and not wish Clarke a bit of a break.
As Kings, indeed, are computed on the continent, he was an able and even a popular Monarch, and his memory may find, perhaps, in his ancestral dominions a sympathy which it would be vain to bespeak for it in the scenes of his manhood or the land of his birth.
Not only because that might inspire sympathy but because it would add some richness and complexity to what is, right now, a story that lacks relatability.
The Obama administration has also been lukewarm, expressing sympathy but saying it would be hard to execute, could drive trading overseas and would hurt pension funds and individual investors in addition to banks.
We have a good amount of sympathy for this position: it would be great to have a mathematical model that does all the things that you mention, and more.
Here they are women (Kristi Boone and Luciana Paris, my sympathies to them), but it would make little difference if they weren't.
Many unionists thought that although there appeared to be considerable public sympathy for the protesters' complaints, it would not take much perhaps a death caused by an ambulance running out of petrol for that sympathy to evaporate.In any case, the TUC is not the hotbed of militancy it once was.
Administration officials said Thursday night that they would welcome a visit by the grandmothers because they assumed that it would create sympathy for the position of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, which has ruled that the boy be reunited with his father.
It would take sympathy from the public and Congress, even scarcer.
