Sentence examples for what sympathy from inspiring English sources

If you are decline work because benefits make you £2 a week better off, what sympathy should you get from DWP or the public?

What sympathy there was for Sir Fred was reduced still further because he failed to show "great remorse" or accept he was to blame for what happened, he suggested.

The overthrow of the monarchy on August 10 and the massacre of royalist prisoners in September alienated what sympathy the London government had for France and, at the same time, made it advisable for Talleyrand to leave Paris.

Some people don't understand what sympathy is.

But the notion of what sympathy was very narrowly defined.

That limits what sympathy I'm able to muster for him and certainly doesn't excuse any of the murders and other bizarre crimes he committed".

And we don't know what sympathies they have, or how they treat women.

Restraint in others is also what wins sympathy from her.

My sense is that were Israel to launch a military strike on Iran, what remaining sympathy there is in Germany for Israel would evaporate almost overnight.

What little sympathy emerges lies in the way these performers present their material as if none of it was worthy of rejection.

If huntsmen insist upon that bloodthirsty part of their ritual then they will lose what little sympathy I have for them.