Sentence examples for sympathy of a from inspiring English sources

He has the sympathy of a nation, and that nation is Mordor.

"Cleland has the sympathy of a lot of Georgians out there.

It is an opportunity missed to enlist the aid and sympathy of a country ever ready to come to the succor of people in distress.

"I'm afraid the dog is going to be hit by a car, Breezy," he said, with the firm sympathy of a doctor giving a bad diagnosis.

In "Let's Go, Nagatacho," she is all cutting eyes and biting words, portrayed by another longtime star, Shigeru Muroi, with all the sympathy of a mugger.

But unlike Trayvon Martin, the death of Marley Graham has not led to international headlines and the sympathy of a president.

But few have done quite as well as Katie Holmes at winning over the sympathies of a tabloid-buying public, of convincing people that she really is their type.

So to maintain his political prospects for the future as someone who has the sympathies of a large part of society, he campaigns on these kinds of popular topics".

Far from being an unconvincing revelation about the political sympathies of a seven-year-old child, those 17 seconds of juddery home movie become an exhilarating reminder that history does sometimes turn out well.

On Spitzenkandidaten, Britain had the sympathy of about a third of leaders, yet almost all abandoned the prime minister.

West of Suez (1971) revealed a measure of sympathy for a type of British colonizer whose day has waned and antipathy for his ideological opponents, who are made to appear confused and neurotic.