Sentences with phrase «bit of sympathy»

«You do have to feel a little bit of sympathy for Alistair Darling - he's presiding over a collapsing economy and he really didn't have a lot of room for manoeuvre,» he mused.

I felt a little bit of sympathy for him as he came onto the pitch just seconds after Burnley equalised at the death.

Fiennes actually gave Voldemort a little bit of sympathy in the end and watching a happy, dancing, laughing Voldemort when he thought he finally won was a treat.

They're symptoms of an illness and this poor legal team, who I actually do have a little bit of sympathy for, is sitting there day after day trying to tell him, «To keep your mouth shut.

We all have difficult moments, but a little bit of sympathy and kindness can make it a little bit easier

I have a soft spot for Hetty Green, and a bit of sympathy.

But have a bit of sympathy.

«My point is to reserve a bit of sympathy for people whose moral universe is suddenly turned upside down,» he writes.

For that, at least a bit of sympathy is requested.

Have a bit of sympathy for West Bromwich Albion fans.

Yet writer - director Raymond De Felitta coaxes a bit of sympathy for this witch: Buddy's agenda is upsetting the Boomer comfort her friends» status quo lives had conditioned her to expect.

-- so unfair, in fact, that it's possible for a moment to feel a bit of sympathy for the outmatched aircraft, and more's to the film's credit for not painting the Japanese in shades of one - dimensional villainy.

If he'd read the same lines with a bit of sympathy or humor the film might have worked.

His motivations and his reasoning make him a believable villain for whom we feel a bit of sympathy.

So please let us show a bit of sympathy to these people.

As explained in this CNN Netiquitte article, if you happen to be the dumper you may want to exercise a bit of sympathy and allow your ex to do the unfriending.

This is not the best time to be a law school dean — which is not to say that law schools deserve a bit of sympathy.