Sentences with phrase «n't sympathise»

However, he's getting paid to put a shift in and make a tackle so I can't sympathise too much.

The Egyptian Center for Public Opinion Research «Baseera» on the extent to which Egyptians sympathise with protests staged in support of ousted President Mohamed Morsy showed that 71 percent do not sympathise with the protesters, while 20 percent sympathise with them.

Flawed yet undeniably chilling, each of those earlier films is told with a psychological and narrative precision that allows us to empathise (if not sympathise) with the callous bourgeois protagonists.

Not exact matches

We would sympathise with Professor Conway Morris in as much as ID sees such incompleteness with regard only to some «amazingly complex» aspects of the universe, not all of it.

We can compare this with the Letter to the Hebrews «We do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathise with our weaknesses, but one who has similarly been tested in every way, yet without sin» (Heb 4:15).

«For we have not a high priest who is unable to sympathise with our weaknesses, but one who in every respect has been tempted as we are, yet without sinning.

However I'm not going to sympathise with Wenger suggesting that it's a tough start, when we can all see that our squad needs new additions in order to boost the quality we have available to us, when our first team stars can not be picked.

To deflect from his terrible managing he uses this refs debate, and manages to con the section of one eyed fans that all clubs have, but not us fair minded ones who can see right through his deception, and thus keep at least some who sympathise with him.

You don't have to sympathise, of course; that's a different question.

JW not for the first time I applaud you with the article you have posted.For all you AKB, s you should note the objectiveness and argument of what JW has said and the rationale he uses to at least understand and consider other fans views, to which of course you are entitled.Me I honestly believe you are Deluded, Outdated and WRONG.Wenger would have had respect if he had gone when he KNEW it was all coming apart.This is not recent this is 7 - 8 seasons ago.But I do sympathise how difficult it must be dragging yourself through these tough tough times on # 9miilion f *** ing a year.All you AKB, s really do need to wake up to the reality of the position we are in and who is responsible for us being there.Who are you going to worship when he finally goes or are you going with him.Pathetic to even try to respond to opinion that is proved by where we are as a club.JW — WE SALUTE YOU

I genuinely believe that the majority of football fans out there sympathise with the huge task that Roy Hodgson has been burdened with, however, I am not one of these people.

We heard Wenger's reasons for not signing a single outfield player and I can sympathise in a way, because there does seem to be a shortage of really top class strikers available.

Wenger has experienced his own language barrier before, when he was boss of Grampus Eight in Japan, and sympathises with Gabriel, while stating there is one major plus of not knowing the lingo.

Yet that description of the incident didn't summarise how I actually felt about Paul Robinson's tackle, how much I sympathised with Diaby for wanting to have a go at the Bolton defender despite his clearly injured state.

TinksMum — I haven't tried baby - led weaning yet (just about to) but just wanted to say I can sympathise with your confusion and the nurse who did my son's vaccininations as good as told me to ignore what the health visitors say because they always just stick to the latest guidance and ignore the needs of individual babies!

Unfortunately, I don't have any advise but I do sympathise.

«It appears the review has looked at a narrow period and not covered the period in the latter half of 1984 and may not have addressed some of the concerns raised by UK politicians in the last three weeks, eg threat of sanctions by India against the UK, Germany, Canada and USA towards the end of 1984 for sympathising with Sikhs in the Diaspora.

To be fair, a lot of people out there - mainly on Twitter because that's the new reality, don't you know - have been waiting a really long time for this glorious hard left messiah to materialise, and you can sympathise with their fury.

Away from the particular Tower Hamlets issue, I can't help but sympathise with cjcjc «s position.

It was difficult not to sympathise with James Murdoch as he sought to protect his father from Tom Watson's forensic questioning at the culture, media and sport committee.

The aspirational voters of suburban England — middle - class seats with falling unemployment and rising incomes — swung behind the Cameron - Osborne «long - term economic plan», while Ukip surged in seats with large concentrations of poorer, white working - class English nationalists, many of whom sympathised with Labour's economic message but not the people delivering it.

The Lib Dem leader has wavered a little on the subject, but listening to him speak, it's hard not to sympathise with his arguments.

«I found myself sympathising with those who felt that the party was not listening to them and was treating them with some disdain,» he said.

Our economy, by the time we left in 2015 was the strongest in Africa, today we sympathise with that economy but we want to assure our economy that you will be strong again not only in Africa but in the whole world.

«You don't have to sympathise with Labour politics to accept this as a fact and so being asked to cross the floor to become a Tory MP was one of the strangest episodes of my parliamentary career.

Most of the CEOs who sign the cheques for after dinner speakers won't be members of the Farage fan club; even if one or two sympathise, they can't be seen to do so.

«It is not yet clear whether David Miliband will write a chapter, although he sympathises with the aims of The Purple Book», writes Sylvester.

While he sympathises with the situation and pledges the commitment of the government to creating jobs for the youth, John Boadu was quick to add that government will not be threatened.

@ Joe Roberts I sympathise with some of the concerns (though, they are not from the right of the Conservative leadership seeing as I remember Rob Marchant backing rent controls on LabourList), and I would warn against Atul Hatwal pretending that the party is in a very bad state when in fact we are doing quite well, but having an alternative does not mean lurching to the left which is what you are seeming to suggest.

«The use of a coconut shell for protection does not fit this definition, but I sympathise with the authors in that this does not imply that the cognitive demands for such an action are lower,» Kacelnik says.

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After all, we don't want the audience sympathising with the people whose homeland is being invaded by foreigners now, do we?

Shearer isn't portrayed as being anyway likeable so it's hard to sympathise when she gets herself in trouble.

Sharni Vinson does a decent job as the object of Josh's affections, Tina, though the screenplay doesn't give us many reasons to sympathise with her.

It wasn't well - rounded, and it's hard to sympathise with characters and their predicaments when the whole experience is so disorienting.

You sympathise with them, but you don't like them.

If I were to tell you that by the end of the movie you're going to sympathise with him you might not believe me.

We sympathise with her hugely, and are resolutely on her side, but not to the extent that she ceases to feel like a rounded, conflicted character.

Frank is a whining, pathetic oddball with extreme prejudice — and Wilson, in a fearless performance, leaves us uncertain whether to sympathise with, or be repulsed by, this ridiculous schlub who bludgeons not just a queue jumper but also his understandably protesting girlfriend; who acts on prophetic visions that he sees in his own vomit; and who ignores pleas for mercy from a (literally) unarmed man.

She said she sympathised with teachers «working late into the night marking books, planning lessons, preparing for inspections that may or may not come».

Dear Jed, I can sympathise with your position in Silent Hill 2: Horrible Survival, Not Survival Horror, in that many of your criticisms are justified.

While some of the best bad guys are often the ones you love to hate, my favourites are the ones who aren't necessarily «evil» at all — rather the ones I can understand, even sympathise with.

We're sure you'll sympathise when you learn that Anderson reacted by carefully and knowingly approving a series of long - term infrastructure projects like deliberately low bridges which made the waterfront area of the city inaccessible to buses, a decision designed to make it difficult if not impossible for poor black people to visit the rich areas of town.

That in itself is an accomplishment, to feel something towards these characters, some of whom perform some abhorrent acts, yet you still can't help but sympathise.

An example of why I sympathise but can't fully identify with libertarians and economic dries of the right.

I would define myself as favouring camp 3 and wholeheartedly support the move off fossil fuels, but I do not favour alarm - ism as in camp 4 (although can sympathise with all other camps) except views based on profit at the endangerment to humans and co species health, safety and well being.

I must say that I sympathise with your PNAS reviewers... I don't get what you mean either: --RRB-

You seem to think that civil liberties and a more just structure for society are the main drivers, but they are not, though I do sympathise.

Sir James Munby sympathised with Ms Owens but found that as the law stands he could not «find a legitimate basis for challenging the judge's conclusions»:

However, even before the advent of the new rules, the failure of solicitors was generally not treated as in itself a good excuse and I am afraid that however much I sympathise with the claimant's solicitors, such explanations carry even less weight in the post-Jackson environment.»