Sentence examples for sympathy started from inspiring English sources

This sympathy started early.

South Africans began to fear the worst as thousands of messages of sympathy started to flood in from around the world, including one from President Barack Obama and his wife.

— comes when Brody's younger child, in unspoken sympathy, starts mimicking every one of the weary, sorrowful gestures the police chief makes over his uneaten dinner.

As it is, we are too tempted by hierarchies of sympathy: starting from a base of 'Syrians', moving up to 'Syrians with an education', peaking at 'Syrians who might turn out to redefine the world economy'.

One of many signature Spielberg moments it presages his work with kids in "Close Encounters" and "E.T". comes when Brody's younger child, in unspoken sympathy, starts mimicking every one of the weary, sorrowful gestures the police chief makes over his uneaten dinner.

When Affleck got squeezed out of a directing nomination (owing, perhaps, to the heartening inclusion of Michael Haneke for "Amour") invisible waves of "not fair!" sympathy starting rolling Affleck's way last month.

(and for a bit of dramatic sympathy, start crying).

IN October, the night before sympathy cards started appearing on her doorstep, Dr. Castellanos was nagging her son about the family car.

Unfinished Sympathy involuntarily started playing, the roar of the crowd returned and the scenes that marked last summer unfolded, from Danny Boyle's jaw-dropping opening ceremony to the feats of Super Saturday.

Before we lay on the sympathy and start the pity party, let's keep some perspective.

Soon after the protests started, sympathy for the baraghala and their cause spread into the most unlikely places.