Sentences with phrase «little sympathy»

I must admit I have very little sympathy for people who insist on imposing the permission culture on the internet.

Even though you are also a victim — and actually the prime victim — in the theft, creditors will generally show little sympathy.

So I feel little sympathy for a charter school operator who must defend her school.

The relative struggles of the rich may elicit little sympathy from less well - off families who are dealing with the effects of the worst recession in a generation.

While I have infinite understanding, I have little sympathy because one of the best tests of someone's executive skill is their ability to control their time and set their priorities.

Our landlord, who lived in the main portion of the house, had made it clear to me that she held little sympathy for addicts.

Students who arrive late or break the rules get little sympathy from her.

Funny that there is very little sympathy for the guy.

In fact, most adults have very little sympathy for the girls who are targeted and often think being mean is just a normal part of girl behavior.

Westerners too, reared on the Bible with its denunciations of «idolatry», felt little sympathy with Hindu devotion and some would refuse the gift of prasad, a sweet which after being offered to the god is given to the devotee.

The kinds of subtle, analytical, self - critical films that such artists produce find little sympathy from members of any social strata, including most film buffs.

Cuomo offered little sympathy for the local governments» fiscal crises.

Anticipating that we would receive little sympathy if we were being paid substantially more than other BNL staff members, we compared our salaries to others at BNL using a comprehensive list of pay schedules for all employee categories, with the exception of postdocs.

Their effects are short - lived, and any trader who blindly chases a rising candle without understanding why it's rocketing deserves little sympathy.

The Kurdish argument that military efforts against ISIS should be compensated is met with little sympathy in Baghdad, particularly when it comes to a key asset such as Kirkuk.

US agribusiness giant Archer Daniels Midland (ADM), one of the biggest grains traders in the world, has been spared little sympathy by some farmers and politicians like Liberal senator Bill Heffernan, who used a Senate inquiry to grill ADM's executives on price - fixing charges dating back to the 1990s.

Furthermore, a community of relatively highly paid lawyers (and accountants and architects and other professionals) who cry «unfair burden» will garner little sympathy in the court of public opinion.

While that film cast its Dr Frankenstein in a more benevolent light, there's little sympathy here for the pillars of corrupt institutions reinforcing power - hierarchies through false idolatry.

Research commissioned by the Lowitja Institute in 2015 showed that, despite the myth of little sympathy for offenders among the general public — a situation that is often exploited by politicians to perpetuate punitive policies — citizens are open to the idea of alternatives to incarceration, and to the provision of better services and programs that address the social, cultural and economic determinants of crime.

Pearson's response to a recent client rejection revealed little sympathy for his team's hurt feelings: «Look, if I come back here in one minute and this shit's still happening, then I'll be really upset.»

But in this country, he said, federal politicians are acutely aware that big financial institutions have little sympathy among ordinary Canadians.

(CNN)- Though large swaths of the Muslim world cheered Osama bin Laden after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, there has been relatively little sympathy expressed for him from those quarters since his killing Sunday - a testament to the dramatic falloff in global Muslim support for the al Qaeda leader in the last decade.

Arsene Wenger will have little sympathy towards his players and will expect them to at least finish the campaign in style, ending their three match run without a win preferably.

But there was little sympathy outside of Africa for the AU's position and ultimately Gbagbo was arrested by French servicemen (France being the former colonial power of that country).

The Eurozone is not a nation; there is little sympathy across national borders such that they would send tax dollars to bail another nation out of their debt crisis.

Colleagues in the private sector may feel little sympathy as they observe this process.

Though intended as a way of mobilising Redditors to band together around the issue, his post attracted little sympathy.

New York Magazine's response to the WSJ article included statements of sarcasm such as, «According to [Chris] Mower, the vagina is the source of all of a man's self - worth,» affording little sympathy to the idea that a man might feel unloved or undesired if his wife doesn't want to have sex with him.

«The public will frankly have very little sympathy with those people within the Labour party who are focused on anything other than trying to secure a Labour win in May and a referendum win in June.

Courtroom wrangling aside, bloggers showed little sympathy for Lay, some even suggesting that his death served to let him off easy.

Although, like everyone else I can find little sympathy for Clara's life choices, I think it is worth keeping in mind the context of the time where many children with parents in the colonies grew up far from their parents.

Some legislators have offered little sympathy for Ganim's efforts, based on his conviction that sent him to federal prison for seven years.

Harding received little sympathy from the public in 1994.

Textbook publishers, at least for college courses, deserve little sympathy.

I take it, then, that there is little sympathy here for the thesis that Lamer CJ managed to use his position and the Charter to insert into Canadian law the arguments that had failed for him as a defence lawyer in private practice (or as a law reformer)?

Granted, I felt little sympathy for most secondary characters that were lost, but Harry's delving into Snape's memories (revealing the true colors of his character) is arguably the strongest and most poignant scene of the film.

If you do not, you will receive little sympathy from me when you suddenly become extraneous at your law firm.

Rather than crying victim (a tactic that has met with little sympathy in the art world, as evidenced in the plethora of negative responses to the 1993 Whitney Biennial), COMBAT ZONE empowered women through direct

The Court showed little sympathy for the effort compliance with the order would involve from Google, particularly because the subject matter is a moving target with the «bad guys» continually setting up new sites: Google already has mechanisms to remove problematic content, such as child pornography and hate speech, from its indices.

Honestly, after watching it, I felt a little sympathy for Pepsi, which has gotten pushback from consumers for its CEO's post-election comments and from investors for its emphasis on healthy food.

IT administrators will have little sympathy for an inconvenient shopping experience, but the network doesn't differentiate between work related and personal business.

watch how the Zionazis are trashing this Jew for showing a little sympathy to the victims of Israeli military dictatorship and occupation / colonization in the UN-recognized state of Palestine.

He has more than a little sympathy for people in my shoes (gay and celibate), but as we talked, he said something to the effect of, «This is an incredibly frustrating conversation to keep having in the church.

It's the self - induced folks on welfare, committing crimes, and staying stoned for whom we have little sympathy.

Her reflections on the priesthood and the Christian life are frequently affecting, and she obviously has little sympathy for the Women?s Ordination Conference, the National Catholic Reporter, and others in the U.S. who have tried to use her peculiar circumstance in promoting the ordination of women.

The new wave of patriotism has little sympathy for wimps like Jeremiah.