Sentences with phrase «sympathise about»

I can totally sympathise about the horrible bunion.

I can sympathise about the knees though I also suffer these days with this complaint.

Not exact matches

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!

Liberal Democrats are awaiting the report into the incident by independent terrorism reviewer David Anderson but they are already making it clear that they sympathise with the idea that the police should lose the ability to detain people if they have no suspicion about their activity.

Most ferociously, Cameron warned about he Labour leader's «security - threatening, terrorist - sympathising, Britain - hating ideology».

Ms Cooper, who said she sympathised with the amendment, said ministers «sat on their hands» instead of voting against Mr Raab's amendment because they were worried about their backbenchers.

By about the midway point, the delegates can sympathise with the plight of West's character.

Rudd and Mann are likeable enough as the squabbling couple, but their problems are hard to sympathise with when they live in (what must amount to) a mansion, and despite the constant moaning about lack of money and cost cutting seem to live like millionaires.

They also seem to make a lot of sense when I read them and their admittance that we may much know less than we think is one I very much sympathise with, whatever scientific field we're talking about.