Phrases with «little sympathy»

The phrase "little sympathy" means having a small amount of understanding, support, or compassion for someone or their situation. Full definition

I must admit I have very little sympathy for people who insist on imposing the permission culture on the internet. (slaw.ca)
Even though you are also a victim — and actually the prime victim — in the theft, creditors will generally show little sympathy. (creditpilgrim.com)
So I feel little sympathy for a charter school operator who must defend her school. (jonathanpelto.com)
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