Sentence examples for sympathy that perhaps from inspiring English sources
One man says, with shy sympathy, that perhaps what the people of England need is some burial societies like theirs.
That, perhaps, represented bottom.
Another bark of laughter from a few rows up and it occurred to me that perhaps my sympathy was misplaced.
And here is the author of the great American novel of cruelty and decency, of racial hatred and the sympathy that blurs racial difference, perhaps being robbed and degraded, all for the sake of the almighty buck.
Further, an Iran permitted to present itself to the world as the victim of an attack would receive sympathy and perhaps vital imports from nations that once backed trade bans.
When one pushes the question with citizens and government officials, they will admit that perhaps individuals in Somaliland harbor pro-Shabaab sympathies, and that perhaps isolated, minor Shabaab foot soldiers live amongst them.
I intimated that maybe he was overdoing the blues to elicit sympathy and perhaps support from the United States.
No sympathy for that, of course; I get that.
Snow and cold made their sympathy that much more certain.
Good luck gaining sympathy for that.
