Sentence examples for will sympathise from inspiring English sources
New Yorkers will sympathise.
"Every architect will sympathise with that story," he says.
Many people will sympathise with her over a silly mistake.
It is also a fight in which Latin Americans will sympathise with Mr Chávez.
Some fans of the French drama The Returned will sympathise with those words.
Many people who have learned a language outside of a country that speaks it will sympathise.
You'll sympathise with Ouiser at Christmas, when she asks M'Lynn: "What's wrong with you these days?
The reader will occasionally sympathise with Mansour.
"I understand how some people will not sympathise David is dead.
(4+) There is not an adult alive who will not sympathise with the sudden "power failure" of the hero in Melric: The Magician Who Lost His Magic by David McKee (Andersen Press £10.99).
Many of us don't yet have the vocabulary to express it (I experienced my conflict even before I knew the words "boy" and "girl"), while others, if they have the words, don't know how to make it make sense to anybody else, or whether anyone will understand, let alone sympathise with, them.
