Sentence examples for with sympathy of from inspiring English sources

I thought with sympathy of Flaubert's biographers, whose prose has to share a page with passages from the master.

At the end of the bloodiest century in the Continent's history, the feeling is strong that a man like Mr. Haider, who has spoken with sympathy of Hitler and the Waffen SS -- however whimsically and with whatever subsequent regret -- should have no part in "the new Europe".

What a poor exhibition on a day when most of the world was thinking of the United States with sympathy on the anniversary of 9/11.

If God has absolute self-existence, how can God respond with sympathy to the pains of creaturely life?

It also marked Penn as a director with sympathy for the youthful disenchantment of the era.

As a result, although the arguments of social justice and equity were received with sympathy, implementation of policy mostly focused on service provision.

Her work is suffused with the sympathy of shared experience: in her own way, she, too, operates on the margins.

In "Die Liebe der Danae," Strauss gives Jupiter the final scene, taking no chances with the sympathy of the audience.

With sympathy, Stanley B. Shopkorn, Chairman of the Board William T. Sullivan, President and Chief Executive Officer Ronald McDonald House of New York, Inc.

Finally, he comes to Tibet, describing with sympathy the anger of a subjugated people.

The subsequent exhibitions were viewed with sympathy by a section of the press, including the leftist newspaper Adevărul.