Sentence examples for sympathy pretty from inspiring English sources

George never specifies why she left – perhaps he knows we would lose sympathy pretty quick.

Latino sympathy pretty clearly rides with Brazil.

There are also some professionals, like Alan Hale, and amateurs who have become professionals, like Edward Emerson Barnard of Barnard's star; but when they disagree, the author's sympathies are pretty clearly with the amateurs, like Stephen James O'Meara, who saw the astonishing radial "spokes" over the rings of Saturn but wasn't believed until the Voyager planetary space probe saw them too.

But do women who claim they are too pretty deserve sympathy?

The more I got into the papers, I realized he was actually a very complex, interesting character, and I built up a pretty healthy sympathy for him.

"People who had shallow party sympathies with the F.S.L.N. pretty much dropped everything when they lost," said Jane Guskin, a fellow activist in the solidarity group.

Vallejo's air of serene self-confidence, he elaborated, her girl-next-door demeanor and, of course, her pretty face, won sympathy and trust in working- and middle-class households throughout Chile.

McGovern explained that "we not only overreacted" to the Soviet Union but "indeed helped trigger" the Cold War "by our own post-World War II fears".[2] He wrote his doctoral dissertation on the 1913 Colorado coal strike, and his research would later lead him to demonstrate much greater sympathy for unionized workers than pretty much any other Farm Belt politician.

Couple that with the fact that this heist didn't actually target any civilian accounts this money was purely stolen from the banks—and most comment sections covering this story will tell you that public sympathy for the banks is pretty fucking low.

There are few utopias that don't blithely eradicate unwanted elements, and while sometimes the author's sympathies are clear (Winstanley was pretty black-and-white) others have satirical immunity, presenting their fiction not as a window on to a better future, but as a mirror held up to bleak humanity.

Yes, the patients are deserving of sympathy, but they also do some pretty eccentric things.